Out-of-court process
The divorce process, including the final decree, took place outside co
The center provided separating and divorcing families with an out-of-court process, including completion of the divorce without going to a courtroom. Its interdisciplinary services combined legal dispute resolution with therapeutic and educational support, with a family-centered approach for couples with children. Parents could work toward cooperative decisions and outcomes for their children. The center began as a University of Denver campus partnership involving IAALS, the Sturm College of Law, and graduate programs in social work and psychology; law and graduate students delivered services. It later operated in a broader community setting. The Center for Out-of-Court Divorce closed in 2017. It was based in Denver.
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The divorce process, including the final decree, took place outside co
Services included legal dispute resolution, therapy, and education.
The model focused on cooperative solutions for parents and children.
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