Use of a Mental Health Professional to Assist in a Collaborative Divorce
An emerging trend is present in these types of cases. More and more, mental health professionals are brought in from the very beginning (even if there are no children's issues) to assist the couple in working out their differences. The results have been very positive.
The purpose of the psychologist or other mental health professional is to keep the disagreements and emotions from getting in the way of an objective effort to reach a fair resolution of the differences. It is amazing how an expert like that can keep the spouses focused on the agreement and moving on and prevent them from wallowing in the petty (or even significant) disputes that led to the breakup of the marriage.
Bottom line: Talk to your expert Tampa divorce lawyer about collaborative law and the use of mental health professionals to save you time, money and useless bickering.
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