Alternative Approaches to a Traditional Divorce - Part 1
Patti S. Levinson and Annette K. Corrigan • December 15, 2022
Divorce is never an easy process but in some cases, it is not contentious. In this first segment of a 3-part series, Lavelle Law attorneys Patti Levinson and Annette Corrigan are joined by marriage and family therapist Amy Wilhelmi to discuss alternatives to the traditional process. They share thoughts on collaborative divorce, mediation, and other approaches that can be far less stressful and difficult for all involved.
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