Sentences with phrase «believe in collaborative law»

And once one spouse has hired an attorney that doesn't believe in collaborative law — you can pretty much kiss any chance at engaging in the collaborative process good - bye.

And once one spouse has hired an attorney that doesn't believe in collaborative law — you can pretty much kiss any chance at engaging in the collaborative process good - bye.

Zanita strongly believes in the Collaborative Law method as a means of settling issues stemming from divorce, including custody and visitation - without going to court.

Not exact matches

We believe in the power of collaborative law and believe that alternatives to litigation are the best way to resolve family law issues.

Members of all three groups have been collaboratively trained and believe that the collaborative law process represents an extraordinary advancement in family dispute resolution.

While I have successfully litigated a number of family law matters, I firmly believe that the Collaborative method helps families maintain better relationships as they move forward with the rest of their lives, primarily because the spouses have the flexibility to choose the outcome which works best for their family, and for each of them individually, in an open and respectful environment.

Adam B. Cordover is a Collaborative Attorney, Collaborative Trainer, and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator who believes that family disputes should be resolved respectfully in private conference rooms, not in a hostile public courtroom environment.

Cassandra believes collaborative law is a more favorable avenue to assist families in navigating a relationship breakdown as it educates both parties on their legal rights and obligations while, at the same time, facilitates effective communication between parties.

Coming from a divorce litigation background, Attorney Green strongly believes that Divorce Mediation and Collaborative Divorce is the premier method to resolve many types of disputes with the highest integrity and dignity, and is working hard to educate people about Mediation in general and Collaborative Law.

I have chosen to restrict my family law practice to Collaborative Divorce, because I firmly believe that in most cases it is the best way that I can help you protect your interests, reach your goals and achieve what's important to you.

«I personally believe as a former practitioner in family law and as a judge that having the collaborative team in place acts as a buffer between parties who don't get along where there is either actual domestic violence or the potential for domestic violence and you have an experienced mental health professional that can watch out for the signs and help both parties work through an agreement,» Nichols said.

«I firmly believe in Collaborative Practice and, over the past six years, my clients and I have had successful results,» says Sheila Kirsh, a Toronto - based Collaborative Family Law lawyer and Vice-Chair, Director, and Founding Member of Collaborative Practice Toronto.