Sentences with phrase «collaborative dispute resolution practice»

I am a member of the the Collaborative Dispute Resolution practice group (CDRP) and a current board member of the District of Columbia Academy of Collaborative Professionals (DCACP).

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We adhere to the Resolution Code of Practice and The Law Society's Family Law Protocol and we are experienced in alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and collaborResolution Code of Practice and The Law Society's Family Law Protocol and we are experienced in alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and collaborresolution methods such as mediation and collaborative law.

Collaborative practice is a form of alternative dispute resolution that takes a team approach.

Adam B. Cordover is managing attorney of Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm and now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution.

Justine is a Collaborative Lawyer and has a thriving practice in this area of dispute resolution.

I have now decided to take Stu's lead and practice exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on Collaborative Family Law.

Adam B. Cordover, J.D., M.A., is a collaborative attorney, trainer, and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator who practices exclusively in private dispute resolution in Tampa, Florida.

Mark has taught and written extensively on Collaborative Practice, dispute resolution, and substantive legal matters, and conducts trainings throughout North America and abroad.

Adam B. Cordover, who now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution, is one of the most experienced collaborative divorce lawyers in Tampa, and he can put together a team that would best fit for your family.

The paper was based on research sponsored by the University of Exeter, the University of Kent, and the Economic & Research Council and which compared various forms of private dispute resolution for divorce, including collaborative practice.

Chapter 1: Expanding Your Practice by Representing Clients in Mediation Chapter 2: Family Lawyer as Dispute Resolution Manager Chapter 3: Mediation Confidentiality Chapter 4: Representing Clients in Court - Ordered Mediation Chapter 5: Using a Limited Scope Approach (Unbundling) to Represent Clients Outside and Inside the Mediation Room Chapter 6: Representing Clients in Mediation with a Collaborative Lawyering Approach Chapter 7: Setting Up the Mediation Chapter 8: Building an Agreement Your Client Can Live With Chapter 9: Reaching Agreement Chapter 10: Reviewing and Drafting Mediated Agreements Chapter 11: Preventing Future Conflict Chapter 12: Be a Peacemaker

Family Diplomacy practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce, mediation, direct negotiations, and unbundled legal services.

Toni is licensed as a lawyer and pharmacist in Ontario, and is a member of the Family Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario («FDRIO»), Collaborative Practice — Simcoe County, Simcoe County Family Law Lawyers Association, Orillia Law Association, the Simcoe County Law Association and the Ontario College of Pharmacists.

Dr Degoldi is Treasurer of Collaborative Practice Simcoe County, a member of the Joint Action Committee for family law reform, a panel presenter for the Mandatory Information Program and a Dispute Resolution Officer for the Superior Court of Justice Family Court Branch.

Collaborative practice is, by definition, a non-adversarial approach to dispute resolution.

Up - to - date and accessible, the book is designed to give an explanation and overview of the models of collaborative divorce practice, put these models into context with other dispute resolution options, and provide readers with basic skills, practice tools, and strategies to either make an informed choice about becoming a collaborative professional (either exclusively or in tandem with other professional services) or increase the profitability of an established collaborative practice.

Our team practices collaborative negotiation, dispute resolution, divorce coaching, consultation, mediation, arbitration, communication coaching and when it is required, litigation.

Low Murchison Radnoff LLP's Family Law Practice Group is well - versed in the various dispute resolution methods commonly used in family law matters, including collaborative family law, and can provide you with the support needed during this emotionally difficult time.

As the name of my firm says, here at Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers we practice what is known as «Collaborative Family Law», which is a voluntary, contract - based Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process for those seeking to negotiate a resolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbiDispute Resolution (ADR) process for those seeking to negotiate a resolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an aResolution (ADR) process for those seeking to negotiate a resolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an aresolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbidispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbitrator.

Whilst being highly experienced in difficult litigation she also has a busy dispute - resolution practice as a collaborative lawyer and mediator.

Alternative dispute resolution options such as Mediation and Collaborative Practice can help you resolve the issues presented in your case effectively and while minimizing the financial and emotional impact of the process.

Collaborative Practice is a voluntary dispute resolution process in which parties settle without resort to litigation.

Adam B. Cordover is a collaborative attorney and mediator who now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution.

We highly recommend considering out - of - court dispute resolution methods - mediation and collaborative law practice - where child custody will be an issue.

Adam now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce and family law, mediation, direct negotiations, and unbundled legal services.

Adam B. Cordover is managing attorney of Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm where he practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution.

There are a few thousand Canadian families who embraced Collaborative Practice as a dispute resolution process with excellent results.

Adam now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce, mediation, and unbundled legal services.

Adam now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce & family law, mediation, direct negotiations, and unbundled legal services.

He is an international leader in collaborative practice and the peaceful resolution of family disputes.

The various dispute resolution processes available today include mediation, Collaborative Practice and litigation.

American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution, 2010 Spring Conference, April 7 - 10, 2010, Two Processes are Better than One: Combining Mediation and Collaborative Practice To Help Families Resolve Estate and Elder Conflicts

The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals is committed to expanding the use of collaborative practice into all areas of dispute resolution throughoCollaborative Professionals is committed to expanding the use of collaborative practice into all areas of dispute resolution throughocollaborative practice into all areas of dispute resolution throughout the world.

For some individuals and families, alternative dispute resolution, and collaborative practice in particular, provides the ability to craft an outcome and allows them to move forward, rather than getting caught up in the angst of litigation.

While a Massachusetts ruling mandates that lawyers notify prospective divorce clients about the option of using alternate dispute resolution (ADR) methods such as Mediation or Collaborative Practice, many attorneys do not do so.

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Collaborative Practice (CP) has been defined as «a voluntary dispute resolution process in which parties settle without resort to litigation.»

In my line of work, Mediation and Collaborative Practice fall under the umbrella of what has been coined alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

«The «Art» of Four Way Meetings,» by Lynda J. Robbins, MCLE, Collaborative Law Practice: At the Cutting Edge of Alternative Dispute Resolution (2005) and MCLC Collaborative Law Journal, Spring 2006

The Massachusetts Bar Association recently acknowledged the value that Mediation and Collaborative Practice bring to the dispute table by changing the name of their division to «Dispute Resolution», removing the word «Alternate» from the begdispute table by changing the name of their division to «Dispute Resolution», removing the word «Alternate» from the begDispute Resolution», removing the word «Alternate» from the beginning.

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Adam B. Cordover practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce and family law, mediation, direct negotiations, and unbundled legal services.

Collaborative practice is a form of private dispute resolution where each party hires a separate attorney for the limited purposes of helping the parties come up with a mutually agreeable parenting plan that is in the best interests of their children.

Adam practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution with a focus on collaborative divorce and family law.

Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover is a leading collaborative professional and practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution.

Adam B. Cordover is a collaborative attorney who now practices exclusively in out - of - court dispute resolution.

- It creates a uniform system for the practice of collaborative law, which is a non-adversarial form of dispute resolution where all energy, time, and money is spent on reaching an agreement rather than fighting in court;

Collaborative practice (which is variously referred to as collaborative divorce, collaborative law, collaborative model, or collaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a prCollaborative practice (which is variously referred to as collaborative divorce, collaborative law, collaborative model, or collaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a prcollaborative divorce, collaborative law, collaborative model, or collaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a prcollaborative law, collaborative model, or collaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a prcollaborative model, or collaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a prcollaborative process) is a relatively new form of alternative dispute resolution which takes divorce and other family law cases out of the public courtroom and into a private office.