Tapping a chance to reduce the pressure and price of Colorado divorce, The Harris Law firm has specially taught 2 of its family law attorneys to present Collaborative Law. Collaborative law permits persons looking for a divorce to do so in a non-hostile environment. By creating this well "divorce surroundings" at the beginning, pairs and their children practice less pressure and disturbance. Furthermore, by the Collaborative Law approach can decrease legal fees and accelerate the process of getting divorced in Colorado. In spite of the optimistic advantages, many Coloradans are ignorant of this exclusive approach to divorce.

Rich Harris, originator and President of The Harris Law Firm, a 10 attorney family law firm in Denver. Colorado firmly considers in the kinder, gentler and smoother divorce process and desires to get the word out regarding Collaborative Law. Mr., Harris opines that as a family law attorney, part of his job is to ease the pain of divorce and separation not only for the spouses concerned, but also for the kids who are too often the innocent sufferers of cruel litigation. To attain this end, Rich now has several family law attorneys at the firm who have been particularly trained in the process of collaborative law.

Collaborative law is a form of choice dispute resolution for pairs going through a divorce. The collaborative process habitually makes more comprehensive agreements than would be issued by a judge, and when the spouses are committed to working together in a cooperative manner, this substitute process can present a more cost effective alternative to litigation.