An amicable divorce can reduce both the emotional frustration and the practical difficulty involved in the process of navigating a divorce, such as can reduce the various ill-effects as can result in both to the divorcing spouses as well as to other individuals involved, particularly any of the children of one or both of the spouses.
An amicable divorce may be enabled, in part, through a careful process of selection for legal representation by both of the parties to the divorce in question.
In particular, an amicable divorce might be more readily enabled by divorce attorneys who are familiar with both of the parties.
Moreover, an amicable divorce may also be more readily enabled through the use of additional professionals, such as therapists, who can help the spouses navigate the divorce more successfully by keeping shared goals and common interests in mind even as they come to the end of their life together.
