For whom is Collaborative Divorce the proper process choice?

Collaborative practice ensures the best possible chance for:

• Couples who are seeking to reconfigure their families in a way that protects children, offering their children the best chance to experience the benefits of BOTH parents in an environment of mutual respect and support.
• Better communication between ex-spouses and an opportunity to effectively co-parent. 
• A civil, rational result. 
• An agreement that gives BOTH spouses as much as possible without hurting the other. 
• Protection from the emotional and psychological damage to children and to each other often caused by animus and protracted litigation. 

Collaborative practice is NOT a process for people destined to destroy their families (I have not met one client for whom this is a stated goal) and it most certainly is not for spouses seeking to punish and/or obtain revenge.