Yes, very well based on the statistics below found on the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (FACP) website.
U.S. Statistics on Collaborative Divorce
The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) reports that 86% of Collaborative cases ended in a full resolution of all issues, while an additional 2% of clients decided to stay in their relationship. Even when a full agreement was not reached, substantial progress was often made on parenting issues and understanding finances.
Florida Collaborative Case Statistics
The Collaborative Divorce Process is being used in Florida for divorce, paternity, post-judgment, pre/postnuptial agreements, and LGBTQ community family divorces. Most Collaborative cases take less than a year to resolve and many take less than 6 months. The typical divorce court process can take years.
More information concerning the length and outcome of Florida cases can be found at:
https://www.collaborativepracticeflorida.com/what-is-collaborative/
You may also contact our Panama City, Florida office at (850) 252-6325 and schedule a free 30-minute initial strategy session with me, David Smith. As a Collaboratively Trained Financial Neutral, I’d be happy to discuss the benefits of this non-adversarial and out-of-court process in more detail
