Not exact matches
Collaborative Divorce replaces the
adversarial and combative
legal system with an
approach that permits people to resolve their disputes respectfully and without the hostility and anger often caused by litigation.
Today, procedural skirmishes litter the playing field, as Crown counsels have taken a more
adversarial approach to tax litigation and have been challenging not only the
legal bases for taxpayers» positions, but also the factual underpinnings of every case.
There is a growing disconnect between traditional
adversarial advocacy and the pressure to participate in early settlement processes — a tension experienced by many litigators and met with anything from outright resistance to demands for an entirely different
approach to
legal training.
Separation and divorce are never easy, but when couples and their
legal advocates take a less
adversarial approach, the entire family can benefit.
We provide a client - centered
approach to
legal services, and we work to minimize the
adversarial nature of a divorce while ensuring your interests are protected.
March 1, 2016, Toronto, ON — The
Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ) at Ryerson University delivered a report to the Ontario Attorney General, the Hon. Madeleine Meilleur with recommendations for a faster, more efficient, more affordable, and less
adversarial approach to resolving family law disputes out of court.
«Many collaborative clients are of modest means, looking for a way to ensure they do not end up accumulating significant debt or eating up any retirement savings in a
legal battle in or outside court... There are not studies to our knowledge that conclude a collaborative
approach is more expensive than traditional
adversarial negotiations.»
While we live in an
adversarial system, neither our clients, the
legal system, or the public are well - served by this
approach and it causes undue stress and toil for all concerned.
Her earlier experience as a practicing attorney has given her a unique perspective on the collaborative divorce process, which utilizes a blend of
legal and psychological skills in an effort to protect families from the fallout of a more
adversarial approach and lay the groundwork for an amicable future relationship.