05/29/2026
Collaborative divorce can offer Texas families a more private, controlled, and less combative way to resolve divorce issues.
It may be especially helpful when spouses want to avoid a courtroom battle, protect sensitive financial information, and work toward creative solutions for parenting, property, support, and complex assets.
However, collaborative divorce is not the right fit for every case. If one spouse is hiding money, refusing to provide records, using intimidation, or delaying the process, court intervention may be necessary.
At The Ashmore Law Firm, we help clients evaluate their options and choose the divorce process that best protects their family, finances, and future.
Contact our office to discuss whether collaborative divorce may be right for your case.