Her practice is focused on collaborative family law, a cooperative, respectful approach that keeps
conflicts out of the courtroom.
Not exact matches
The strong opinions on both sides were fueled by
conflicting data, so the battle raged on, in and
out of the
courtroom.
As mentioned in a previous post, a few weeks ago, the Montreal Cyberjustice Laboratory hosted a summer program aimed at demystifying the impacts
of technology on
conflict resolution in and
out of the
courtroom.
Given that the audience was comprised
of both lawyers and members
of the public, including several media members, the
conflicting principles at play over the issue
of cameras in the
courtroom were carefully teased
out.
Judges who apply the principles described in this book should feel a much better sense
of control over their
courtroom and less stress, as the families are doing more
of the work, practicing
conflict resolution skills that will help them raise their children
out of court, or showing each other's patterns
of behavior to more accurately see what needs attention and protective orders.
Alexander Mediation Group rejects the traditional adversarial litigation approach to divorce in favor
of the
conflict resolution approach
of mediation, keeping you
out of the
courtroom and in control
of your divorce and thus your life.
In helping co-parents to resolve
conflicts and manage their parenting plan, a parenting coordinator will also work towards helping high -
conflict clients to stay
out of the
courtroom.
Yet, pointing
out flaws, using logic, and making threats is exactly how many
courtroom attorneys approach the challenge
of a high -
conflict spouse.
Collaborative divorce is designed to reduce
conflict and settle things
out of the
courtroom, while still giving you strong legal representation and protecting your rights and interests.
When your attorneys are battling everything
out in a
courtroom, you simply don't have the chance to remain amicable in the face
of conflict.