Abstract
This article describes the development of a practice group based on a hunter-gatherer model, with the mission of providing high quality collaborative divorce services, with an emphasis on protecting children and divorcing partners, and expanding access to middle- and lower-income families. The practice group professional disciplines include law, mental health divorce coaching, co-parent coaching, financial analysis, and case administration. These professionals have collectively associated their individual practices to address challenges facing their collaborative practices. With common purpose, the practice group builds skills, generates client base, nurtures trust, and lays a common knowledge base. Collaborative divorce teams formed from its members serve divorcing families with efficient, cost-conscious, interest-based negotiation processes that protect children and help parties productively move on with their lives.
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