There are a number of law firms that use Collaborative Law to resolve civil and business disputes, including probate cases, business partnership disputes, contract disputes, and employment cases, among others. The Global Collaborative Law Council's website (www.collaborativelaw.us) provides helpful information in this area. Accordingly, to avoid misleading readers, I suggest either that this article be broadened to address these other applications of Collaborative Law, or that it be renamed so that it is clearly limited only to divorce and family code cases.216.138.116.198 (talk) 22:20, 7 February 2012 (UTC)