In sum, utilizing
the collaborative process just makes sense when drafting a prenuptial agreement because (i) it aids in transparency and ensures fairness for the less wealthy spouse while (ii) it also provides confidence to the more wealthy spouse that the prenuptial agreement will likely be upheld if ever challenged in court.
All around,
the collaborative process just makes sense for small business owners and their employees.
Although many experienced attorneys assume they have been negotiating collaboratively throughout their careers, my experience is that without tailored training and a belief in the «paradigm shift» taught only at a collaborative practice training, the real
collaborative process just doesn't happen, and the clients do not receive the benefits that are possible.
Not exact matches
It involves the corporate office, owner - operators and suppliers working in a
collaborative effort to produce the best product for the lowest cost, and that
process delves deeper than
just the food itself.
But the only way we will know the answer to that question is to make sure that whatever helmets female lacrosse players wear meet standards that are based on science, and have been developed after a deliberative and
collaborative process by an independent organization, like ASTM, which is not funded by helmet manufacturers (unlike NOCSAE), and which does not
just invite, but requires input from equipment manufacturers, product testing laboratories, researchers and governing bodies, in this case US Lacrosse.
But the only way we will know the answer to that question is to make sure that whatever helmets female lacrosse players wear meet standards that are based on science, and have been developed after a deliberative and
collaborative process by an independent organization, like ASTM, which is not funded by helmet manufacturers (unlike NOCSAE), and which does not
just invite, but
«This is a paradigm shift, in a lot of ways, because most people think of privacy as being individualistic, but privacy is no longer
just about the individual, it's also a
collaborative and coordinated
process,» said Haiyan Jia, a postdoctoral scholar in information sciences and technology.
Most of the parties involved say that
process has been
collaborative — but disagreements about the impact on the Asian carp, cost - sharing and questions about the effectiveness of proposed technologies have caused delays and call into question
just how well the various groups are working together.
Students find the learning
process easier when working in groups and
collaborative learning spaces empower students to do
just that.
Collaborative robotics, more than just working in groups: Effects of student collaboration on learning motivation, collaborative problem solving, and science process skills in robotic activities (Doctoral dissertation, Boise State University
Collaborative robotics, more than
just working in groups: Effects of student collaboration on learning motivation,
collaborative problem solving, and science process skills in robotic activities (Doctoral dissertation, Boise State University
collaborative problem solving, and science
process skills in robotic activities (Doctoral dissertation, Boise State University, Boise, ID).
Many school leaders are grappling with the change management issues involved in this
process, whether there is a new build involved or
just moving to a more
collaborative practice model within traditional buildings.
These are
just conceptual renderings at this point, more illustrative of our
collaborative process than a final rendering.
It's worth noting that the designing of video games is a
collaborative process, and the video game writer is
just one part of the design team.
«Once it's made, it's
just the beginning of a new creative and
collaborative process,» she reflected.
Tina Brown of Dallas, who has been through both legal
processes for her two divorces, said her litigated divorce took 18 months, while her
collaborative divorce took
just two months.
I
just think more people need to seriously consider the family - focused
process of
collaborative divorce rather than fight it out in the court system.»
The documents are presented, there's an open discussion and even though sometimes the emotions still arise during a
collaborative divorce as they do in litigation, again it's
just more of a team effort in trying to reach that resolution with an understanding that it's to the parties mutual benefit as opposed to each party trying to get a leg up in the litigation
process.
Family Diplomacy: A
Collaborative Law Firm can help guide you through an uncontested final hearing for divorce whether (i) you and your spouse have already signed a written agreement and are stuck in judicial bureaucracy, (ii) you need independent advice and wish to have an attorney review a marital settlement agreement and / or parenting plan proposed by your spouse or his / her attorney, (iii) you and your spouse have the outline of an agreement, but you need someone to flesh it out and draft it up, (iv) your goal is to come up with an agreement with your spouse, but this
just has not yet happened, (v) you want to reach an agreement via mediation or (vi) you wish to participate in the innovative, team - centric
process of
Collaborative Divorce.
The
collaborative team
process is more than
just trying to determine the clients» legal rights and obligations according to the law.
At least in the
Collaborative Divorce
process, you and your spouse can customize the
process to your specific needs (a huge deviation from the litigation standard) and avoid delays occasioned in litigation
just waiting to get time on the court's calendar to get some disinterested person to make decisions the spouses could have made using common sense and a sense of fair play.
The
Collaborative process is not
just for parents who «get along» and may in fact be even more important in cases where the parents are in conflict.
I'm sorry, I'm not usually this buoyantly enthusiastic, but I've
just finished a post that talks about the phenomenal changes that have resulted in BC from the actions of a mere handful of lawyers involved in establishing
collaborative settlement
processes, parenting coordination and non-evaluative views of the child reports.
He serves as Vice President of the
Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay, successfully spearheaded an effort of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit to draft an administrative order safeguarding the principles of collaborative family law (just the fourth such administrative order in Florida), and speaks at professional and civic organizations regarding the collabora
Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay, successfully spearheaded an effort of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit to draft an administrative order safeguarding the principles of
collaborative family law (just the fourth such administrative order in Florida), and speaks at professional and civic organizations regarding the collabora
collaborative family law (
just the fourth such administrative order in Florida), and speaks at professional and civic organizations regarding the
collaborativecollaborative process.
In the
collaborative process, there is a recognition that divorce is not
just a legal
process; it is also an emotional and financial
process.
If you are
just starting to think about your divorce, and would like to pursue the
collaborative option, it is important for both you and your spouse to find an attorney who is willing to participate in the
collaborative process.
Even more, sometimes one of the attorneys
just doesn't get the
Collaborative Process.
Just as more divorcing spouses in Tampa are seeking an alternative to the usual courtroom battles, the use of the
collaborative family law
process is growing around the country.
After seeing what court battles can do to families, many attorneys
just want to do the right thing, and they see that the
collaborative process is a much healthier, non-adversarial manner of resolving family law issues.
By the way, the
collaborative process is not
just for divorce.
However,
just as mediation was characterized in the 1980's and 1990's as a rich person's option, many people think that the
collaborative process is only for the very wealthy.
Whether it is a client not being
Collaborative, a client being passive, or a client who
just doesn't get it, the effect is the client can control the
Process.
The
collaborative model recognizes that divorce is not
just a legal
process, but also an emotional
process.
In talking to clients about the benefits of different dispute resolution models, prior to helping a client understand all of their options, a common question I hear is «Why not
just mediate vs. go through the
collaborative process?
A full
collaborative divorce team includes not
just lawyers but also two licensed mental health professionals acting as coaches, whose job includes helping you and your spouse become more aware of how grief, shame, and other strong emotions may be playing an unwanted role in your divorce
process.
«I
just wanted to let you know how thankful I am we decided to work in the
Collaborative process.
The documents are presented, there's an open discussion and even though sometimes the emotions still arise during a
collaborative divorce as they do in litigation, again it's
just more of a team effort in trying to reach that resolution with an understanding that it's to the parties mutual benefit as opposed to each party trying to get a leg up in the litigation
process.
And 2), your lawyer in the
collaborative process will be
just as intent on, and can be
just as effective in, protecting your interests while not exacerbating the emotional toll.
There is a great deal of information and resources
just a click away, but when a professional is needed there is a directory of specially trained
collaborative professionals available to assist you through the
collaborative process.
I
just think more people need to seriously consider the family - focused
process of
collaborative divorce rather than fight it out in the court system.»
Family Diplomacy: A
Collaborative Law Firm can help guide you through an uncontested final hearing for divorce whether (i) you and your spouse have already signed a written agreement and are stuck in judicial bureaucracy, (ii) you need independent advice and wish to have an attorney review a marital settlement agreement and / or parenting plan proposed by your spouse or his / her attorney, (iii) you and your spouse have the outline of an agreement, but you need someone to flesh it out and draft it up, (iv) your goal is to come up with an agreement with your spouse, but this
just has not yet happened, (v) you want to reach an agreement via mediation or (vi) you wish to participate in the innovative, team - centric
process of
Collaborative Divorce.
Barrington Illinois family law attorneys can represent individual clients during the
collaborative process,
just as they would in any traditional divorce case.
Just as not all family law cases are appropriate for the
Collaborative process, not all
Collaborative Divorce cases are appropriate to be conducted remotely.
The
Collaborative Law
Process is ideal for families because it recognizes that after the legal divorce, the family will still exist,
just in a different form.
Really, the ultimate goal of
Collaborative Divorce is to help spouses (along with their
Collaborative Divorce Lawyers and any other professionals involved in the
process) design a resolution that works for all parties — and not
just for today, either, but for the long - term.
To put that paper
process into a systems - based,
collaborative process requires more than
just a little leap of faith.
I scaled back on what their plan suggested
just to save money but overall I'd say it was a
collaborative process.