In the clip below, Australian lawyer Juliette Ford discusses the differences
between the traditional divorce model and the collaborative family law model:
Not exact matches
This results in many
divorces and paternity actions falling into
traditional patterns, without regard to the wage - earning potential of women or the close relationships
between modern fathers and their children.
Unlike
traditional divorce litigation, matrimonial arbitration is conducted in private,
between the spouses, their attorneys and the arbitrator.
Such is the
traditional viewpoint in Virginia courts that deters equality
between mothers and fathers, and places families on a trajectory of constant conflict after
divorce.
It can be more expensive than a
traditional lawyer - led
divorce or dissolution (depending on how much a couple can agree
between them).
If you and your spouse have a history of violence
between you, you probably should use more
traditional methods for negotiating your
divorce.
The Collaborative Law Rule of Professional Conduct holds collaborative attorneys to a higher standard than
traditional divorce lawyers, while the Collaborative Family Law Rule of Procedure, among other things, specifies when collaborative cases begin and end and defines the interaction
between the courts and the collaborative process.
In most cases,
divorcing spouses resolve the issues in dispute through mediation, the collaborative
divorce process, through the
traditional litigation model before trial, negotiation
between attorneys, and sometimes with the assistance of the court.
Divorce mediators, in contrast, explain that mediators can effectively address the power imbalance
between such
traditional divorcing spouses and that the mediation process can result in a fair settlement.
Such is the
traditional viewpoint in Virginia courts that deters equality
between mothers and fathers, and places families on a trajectory of constant conflict after
divorce.
Anna Addleman explains the differences
between Collaborative
Divorce and traditional divorce liti
Divorce and
traditional divorce liti
divorce litigation.
In the
traditional litigated
divorce, many decisions are made
between lawyers away from their clients, or by judges when the lawyers can not find agreement.
In this blog, I will go through a side by side comparison of
divorce mediation vs. the more
traditional route of litigation from a more emotional perspective so you can really understand the differences
between the two.
The
Traditional Divorce Settlement model looks different in different cases but tends to be more pared down than Collaborative
Divorce, usually because the parties have a very uncomplicated financial estate, they do not have children together, there are no potentially problematic emotional / relational issues at play
between the parties, or some combination of all three.
Your family law issues are treated in court as if they were simply
traditional law issues — as if your
divorce were a simply a dispute
between two people who disagree about property, compensation, etc..
Although
divorce litigation is viewed as the
traditional route for couples who are parting ways, it can increase tensions
between the parties and make already contentious spouses even less civil for several reasons.
Divorce mediation is a growing trend among married couples of all ages; its rising popularity is due largely to the fact that, when compared to
traditional litigation, it saves time and money while preserving the relationship
between the parties.
We all know about
traditional divorce where it is a battle
between parties and their lawyers to see who can win in the eyes of the judge.
In the video he specifically breaks down the difference
between collaborative
divorce and
traditional divorce and explains the role of a financial neutral in the collaborative
divorce process.
If you want to learn more about the differences
between Collaborative
Divorce and a traditional divorce, contact me or call me at 919-57
Divorce and a
traditional divorce, contact me or call me at 919-57
divorce, contact me or call me at 919-573-4860.
A
traditional divorce may only cost a few thousand dollars if you are extremely lucky, but typically costs will escalate anywhere
between $ 20,000 and $ 50,000.
A Crystal Lake high net worth
divorce lawyer can help them if there is a substantial amount of money in the marriage that will need to be evenly split
between the spouses through the
divorce process, whether
traditional or collaborative strategies are used.
One huge difference
between traditional and collaborative
divorce is what happens with the first...
Divorce mediation has been viewed since the 1980s as a promising alternative to the more
traditional courtroom method of resolving issues
between two co-parents engaged in hostile conflict.