Video: Stu Webb’s Collaborative Divorce & Jazz

Stu Webb is an attorney from Minnesota who one day decided that he no longer wanted to be involved in the destruction of divorce court, and so he created collaborative divorce.  Collaborative divorce is a private process where spouses become teammates rather than opposing parties, and attorneys focus on problem-solving rather than fighting.

Oftentimes accountants, psychologists, financial planners, therapists, and others are used to make sure that not just the legal needs, but also the emotional and financial needs of the spouses are met.

Collaborative Divorce has become more common here in Tampa Bay as families and attorneys realize that the court system should be seen as a forum of last resort, rather than first resort, to resolve personal issues.

Now, as it turns out, Stu Webb is not only the founder of collaborative divorce, but he is also an avid fan of Jazz.  You can find a short video he helped create comparing collaborative divorce to jazz after the jump.

Stu first introduced the video at the Forum of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, held this past October in Washington, DC, which celebrated the 25th anniversary of the creation of collaborative divorce.

If you have questions about how your family could be helped by the collaborative divorce process, schedule a consultation at Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm, at (813) 443-0615 or fill out our contact form.

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Adam B. Cordover now practices exclusively in out-of-court dispute resolution, with a focus on collaborative divorce and family law.  Adam is president of Next Generation Divorce, Florida’s largest collaborative practice group, and a member of the Research Committee of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.