• Connecticut Collaborative Divorce and Family Law •
• New Haven Collaborative Law Attorney •

One of the most difficult and emotionally charged experiences an individual will ever have is going through a divorce. With all of the legalities, paperwork, and issues that may involve your children, you do not need the additional stress of handling this matter alone. You need an experienced and dedicated divorce attorney on your side.

Trust your case to a knowledgeable  New Haven collaborative law attorney.

At the Law Offices of Nancy A. Noyes, P.C., our principal attorney Nancy Noyes is an exceptionally talented Connecticut collaborative divorce attorney. She has over 25 years of experience dealing with divorce and the resulting matters, and has served as a Special Master in the Judicial Districts of New Haven, Milford, and Middletown for the past several years. Attorney Noyes guides our legal team in providing you with personalized and attentive service and we are highly respected by the community and other lawyers throughout the state of Connecticut.

Collaborative divorce is a subcategory of collaborative law, which is a form of alternative dispute resolution. Similar to mediation, collaborative law directly involves the divorcing parties but there is no mediator in the collaborative process. The spouses and their attorneys work together to draft agreements that can be beneficial to all parties involved.

Learn more about the  Connecticut collaborative divorce process.

The Connecticut collaborative divorce process is a specialized process in which the divorce and all resulting matters are handled in a calm, agreeable manner. Each person has his or her own attorney and all four individuals sit down together to discuss how best to handle the divorce.

If you live in or near New Haven, collaborative law may be the right way to go to resolve your divorce.

Located in New Haven, our office is convenient enough for you to be able to schedule an appointment with us that suits your individual schedule. We are extremely experienced in matters of collaborative law and can discuss how this process can be beneficial to your specific case upon meeting with you.

The typical divorce process lasts four to six months. Through the Connecticut collaborative divorce process, you may be able to shorten this amount of time since the terms of the divorce and related issues are agreed upon by both spouses. Your costs can be limited as well, since a judge and the court system is not involved. Many people view these characteristics as extremely conducive to their situation.

Let an experienced New Haven collaborative law attorney help you though the issues that may stem from your divorce.

Several different types of issues can arise from a divorce. Many of these matters involve children. Child custody and child support are two of the main issues involving children that can result from a divorce. Through the collaborative process, contested custody can be dealt with in a civilized manner which minimizes the trauma to the child. Seeing his or her parents working together can help a child understand what is happening to their family and may help them adjust to the new situation better.

Also, a parenting plan can be established through the collaborative process. This plan can detail the child’s activities, limitations, and schedules, among other things, in order to provide stability no matter which parent the child may be visiting or living with at any point in time.

Contact a Connecticut collaborative divorce lawyer today at the Law Offices of Nancy A. Noyes, P.C.

We are committed to standing by you throughout the entirety of your case. Take control of your situation and explore the options you have in gaining a resolution to your divorce with our office in New Haven. Collaborative law may be the best avenue to take in order to best suit the needs of your individual situation.

Law Offices of Nancy A. Noyes, P.C.
265 Church Street, Suite 502
New Haven, CT 06510
Telephone: (203) 865-6996
Fax: (203) 865-5737
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We proudly serve the greater New Haven and shoreline area including: New Haven, West Haven, North Haven, East Haven, Hamden, Westville, Woodbridge, Ansonia, Milford, Guilford, Madison, Wallingford, Cheshire, Orange, Bethany, Middletown, Meriden and Durham.