Sentences with phrase «of collaborative law»

The lecture was designed to educate young, future lawyers about the changing landscape of family law and the growing practice of collaborative law.

Please browse our website for additional information on the team approach and benefits of the collaborative law process.

We help you learn about collaborative options for your divorce or paternity matters and demonstrate the benefits of collaborative law over litigation for you, your spouse or other parent, and your children.

There has obviously been a significant emphasis on settlement as part of the litigation process, and in the way of training for lawyers, many who are entering areas of collaborative law.

There's some basic principles of collaborative law that you should understand, and let me tell you what they are.

The goal of collaborative law is cooperation without the threat of going to court.

Within two years, financial professionals, mediators, and social workers had become part of the collaborative law model.

It was interesting to see how quickly the instructors managed to transform a room of sixty attorneys into a lively group of students eager to explore innovative concepts of collaborative law.

The lawyer must objectively, fully, and fairly inform the client of not only the potential advantages of collaborative law, but also the potential disadvantages and risks.

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

The proponents of collaborative law believe this is one of its strengths: it means the couple face such a serious disadvantage if negotiations break down that they find a solution.

The incidence of collaborative law was too low to compare statistically, but seems to achieve high resolution rates, particularly on financial matters.

The transparent and cooperative nature of collaborative law, along with the support of collaborative attorneys and neutral professionals promotes honest negotiations and mutually - agreed upon settlements.

The heart of collaborative law requires cooperation between the splitting spouses and their attorneys in an effort to preserve the relationship in some way.

This is one of the many reasons that I am a big advocate of collaborative law or mediation to resolve these issues.

Because the book was published before the advent of collaborative law, they didn't know the answer then.

These are some of the things to consider when you weigh the merits of collaborative law, mediation and litigation.

That's the essence of collaborative law, and it's part of the training for mediators.

Working within the framework of collaborative law is often the best way to reach a mutually acceptable legal separation built on respect and teamwork.

This article appears to be the most widely quoted article on the subject of collaborative law and mediation.

The aim of collaborative law is to create outcomes that best serve the needs and values of all parties involved and to do so through a process that is cooperative rather than adversarial.

Some benefits of collaborative law include: the cooperative process, lower cost, and the decrease in stress for both parties.

What are the advantages / disadvantages for clients, lawyers, and mediators of collaborative law, Collaborative Divorce, and Collaborative Mediation?

All of the attorneys at our firm are trained in the practice of collaborative law.

We need to stress that creating disagreements where there are none is in direct opposition to the goals of collaborative law.

One of the benefits of collaborative law is that financial and family professionals are ready to assist at the table.

The incidence of collaborative law was too low to compare statistically, but seems to achieve high resolution rates, particularly on financial matters.

She is a partner in the firm of Boysen McEachen, P.A., and a founding member of the Collaborative Law Institute of Kansas, Inc..

Over the next few weeks, I will be wrapping up my term as President of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois (CLII).

Although use of the Collaborative Law process is perhaps not as widespread in Ontario as in other North American jurisdictions, the release on October 27, 2016 of the Ontario Collaborative Law Federation's «Draft Accreditation Standards» paves the way for an even broader presence in the province.

She is a founding member of the Collaborative Law Association of Southwestern PA and is the chair of the education and training committee.

Among the many objections to Collaborative Law in general and the proposed Uniform Act in particular was the ethical questions raised by the practice of Collaborative Law in Divorce.

I am a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, the largest association of collaborative law professionals in the world.

I also was the first Co-Chair of the Collaborative Law Section of the Montgomery County Bar Association.

Felicia Malsby is a co-founder and past 3 - year President of the statewide Collaborative Professionals of Washington (CPW), as well as founder and first President of Collaborative Law Professionals of Pierce County (CLPPC).

Vicki is a leader of the collaborative law movement in the D.C. metropolitan area.

The hallmarks of the Collaborative Law divorce process are an agreement from everyone at the outset to exclude all court proceedings, and engage the services of various professionals, known as «the team» to assist in the resolution of all issues.

She is the immediate past Co-Chair of the Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals, past Co-Chair of the Collaborative Law Section of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and is a member of Next Generation Divorce.

The Rules / Act standardizes the most important features of the collaborative law process.

Ms. Wayne is currently an Adjunct Professor of Collaborative Law at Pace University School of Law.

, Esq., is a professor of Collaborative Law at Loyola Law School and a director of the school's Collaborative Mediation program.

Texas again led the collaborative world when it developed a unique team approach to the practice — an interdisciplinary version of collaborative law involving neutral mental health professionals and neutral financial professionals.

Helping Children of Divorce 25 - Mar - 2015 «Research now reveals that how a couple conducts themselves during a divorce has a far greater impact on children than the act of divorcing itself,» said Stu Webb, founder of Collaborative Law Research.

The discussion in Jacksonville focused on cutting edge thought in collaborative practice, including flexibility of models, streamlining of roles and meetings, innovation in pricing structures, and the coming convergence of collaborative law and mediation.