The Collaborative Financial Professionals who are members of CFLI, are dedicated to making the divorce process less confrontational than traditional litigation. These neutral financial professionals, who may also be forensic accountants, assist divorcing spouses and unmarried couples to manage conflicts and work toward an easier transition of their relationships. The divorce accountants work with the Collaborative Mental Health Professional, and the Collaborative Attorneys to limit the acrimony, anxiety and financial cost that often accompanies litigation. This approach protects the integrity and health of future family relationships.

Here is a directory of Collaborative Family Practice Financial Professionals who are members of the Collaborative Family Law Institute. We recommend that you contact two or three collaborative financial professionals to discuss the collaborative process, and how it will benefit your family.