A Brief History of Collaborative Family Law

	posted by D on Wednesday October 22, @08:24PM from the family-law dept.
	JohnC. writes "A Brief History of Collaborative Family Law / Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world & indeed it is the only thing that ever has. - Margaret Meade, 1970 - / Lawyer Stuart Webb of Minneapolis, Minnesota is generally credited with being the founder of collaborative family law. In 1990, after 15 years' experience practicing "traditional" family law, Mr. Webb decided to do something about the frustration and stress he and his clients were experiencing. He decided to "unilaterally disarm". / *ARTICLE"

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Reality check (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Thursday October 23, @03:40PM EST (#1) What a nice change, that people are actually using common sense and thinking about things instead of litigating. I wonder what the figures are for support, custody and visitation in these cases. I will write and ask if anyone has compiled any info. Jen

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