Dorothea G. Aguero

Collaborate or Litigate? Now a choice in Alaska. Since 1988, and through my having both litigated and settled hundreds of cases, I have witnessed the real life, enduring harm of family law cases processed through litigation.  I have too-often watched avoidable waste of money, time and energy.  I have also shared in the work of divorce and custody matters that the parties controlled, instead of a judge, through a growing option now available in Alaska: Collaborative Law. I am an Attorney member of the Alaska Association of Collaborative Professionals (AKACP) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).  I practice Family Law/Domestic Relations exclusively in Alaska. Is Collaborative Law a fit for everyone?  No.  However, the Collaborative Law approach might be the right choice for you and your family.  To learn more, contact Ryan Roley and read a few of my blogs on to my website, which is dedicated to Collaborative Law (http://ryanroley.com).  Also, read profiles of other member-lawyers, mental health professionals (MHPs) and financial professionals (FPs) available on our AKACP  site. Collaborative Law: Transforming how people resolve conflict to achieve a more healthy future for clients and families.