Wiley Online Library - Article with Lili Vasileff and Family Court Review

Wiley Online Library: Vulnerability and Trust in the Collaborative Divorce Process

This article explores how the Collaborative Process transforms traditional professional roles in divorce by bringing attorneys, mental health practitioners, and financial neutrals together to support transparent, respectful, and cooperative problem-solving. It highlights how trust, teamwork, communication, and shared accountability can help families reach durable agreements and healthier post-divorce relationships.

Lili is a co-author of an article appearing in The Family Court Review Interdisciplinary Journal published by Wiley on 9/11/26.

Lili, along with co-authors Rosemarie Ferrante, esq. and Wendy Habelow, PhD., describe how the Collaborative Process represents a significant shift in resolving family disputes outside the courtroom. It relies on an interdisciplinary team, attorneys, mental health practitioners, and financial neutrals, to guide families through divorce with transparency, dignity, and shared problem-solving.

The Team performs carefully orchestrated choreography in support of clients that requires humility, openness, and relational accountability. These dynamics offer broader insights for the evolution of family justice and court-connected dispute resolution.

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Wiley Online Library: Vulnerability and Trust in the Collaborative Divorce Process

This article explores how the Collaborative Process transforms traditional professional roles in divorce by bringing attorneys, mental health practitioners, and financial neutrals together to support transparent, respectful, and cooperative problem-solving. It highlights how trust, teamwork, communication, and shared accountability can help families reach durable agreements and healthier post-divorce relationships.

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