Sentences with phrase «one's respective lawyers»

Prior to the 1990s, all divorce cases were generally handled the same way — each side was viewed as an adversary, the husband and wife would be represented by their own respective lawyers who would spend a large amount of time and money fighting over the house, cars, other assets, the children, future support payments, and sometimes even the family pet.

Nonetheless, I know that Pastor Kong and the rest are studying the judgment intently and will take legal advice from their respective lawyers in the days to come.

It is understood the two buyout firms negotiated the deal between themselves, with the help of their respective lawyers.

At that point you can walk away from the purchase or you can work with the seller and your respective lawyers to draft up an agreement that will confirm payment of the outstanding debt to the registered owner of the lien, once the house is actually sold.

Your respective lawyers will definitely need to give input here.

«I am also a qualified collaborative solicitor, which involves arranging for couples meet together with their respective lawyers in order to work things out face to face, again avoiding the need to resort to the courts.

If your spouse agrees to consider Collaborative Practice you can each speak to your respective lawyers about the process or contact one of the members of Collaborative Practice Manitoba listed on this website and in the Yellow Pages.

However, in order to settle the contested issues, the court will schedule a hearing, during which your respective lawyers can negotiate the disputed issues.

At its essence, Collaborative Law consists of two clients and their respective lawyers working together towards reaching an efficient, fair, and comprehensive settlement of all family law matters.

A JCC is an informal meeting between you, your Ex, and your respective lawyers (if you have retained one), and a judge or master.

The parties and their respective lawyers attend face to face meetings to reach a final settlement, with agendas and priorities set by the parties

The CFL «Participation Agreement» is a contract signed by the parties and their respective lawyers which commits the parties and the lawyers to work towards settling some or all of their issues without going to court.

The CFL process is based on a series of meetings where both the parties and their respective lawyers are present.

It explores what corporate management teams and their respective lawyers can do to mitigate the risk.

Also, the exchange of Financial Statements long before a court date will allow the parties» respective lawyers to provide accurate legal advice on matters such as the range of child or spousal support that may be owed from one spouse to another; this can reduce or even eliminate the time that a court would have to spend determining the issue.

It appears likely that the same people are behind these fraud attempts as the text of the email messages and the collaborative family law agreement sent to each lawyer are more or less identical, save and except for the amount of arrears and the names of the husband, wife and their respective lawyers.

These documents are drafted based on communications between the parties to the document and / or their respective lawyers, the specific circumstances of the matter and applicable substantive law.

This alternative method of divorce allows the parties and their respective lawyers to enter into a participation agreement to employ cooperative techniques and consequently, to resolve -LSB-...]

Accordingly, the parties in a mediation - which is ordinarily attended by the divorcing couple without their attorneys - often need coaching from their respective lawyers between mediation sessions.

Civil Collaborative Practice provides for face - to - face meetings between parties and their respective lawyers, other advisors, and neutral experts as needed.

The mediation agreement is then signed by both spouses including their respective lawyers, if any.

Finally, remember that if you were litigating your separation or divorce in court, you would each be subject to a very long, costly and tedious discovery process, managed by your respective lawyers, which could take several months, if not years, and possibly require the filing of motions to compel discovery and for sanctions, if some or all of the information requested by either spouse is not provided.

The client consults privately with their respective lawyer and then participates in four way meetings with the other spouse and their lawyer.

This way the respective lawyers will have an understanding of what their client's expectations are and can better assist them in negotiating.

In the collaborative process both spouses both sign a contract that requires they collaborate and disqualifies their respective lawyers from representing either one if the case is litigated in the future.

Spouses get conflicting advice from their respective lawyers which often leads to disagreements between the parties that didn't even exist prior to the involvement of attorneys.

If a Realtor is involved in a sale involving divorce, they simply draft up the A of P & S in the usual normal manner and after acceptance, provide a copy to each party and submit copy of same to their respective lawyers.

When people are going through divorce proceedings the information you outline is provided to them by their respective lawyers.

In ALL cases a quick fax set to the respective lawyers ended in me getting paid.

So building a good relationship independently with the wife (1st) and husband (2nd) in most cases leads to your ability to discuss things with their respective lawyers.

In conjunction with all parties and including their respective lawyers, any «damage control» action should explore all legal possibilities of salvaging whatever can be saved of the deal.

Hearing panels are appointed by the Chair of the Discipline Committee and offer the opportunity for the licensee and the Commission, or their respective lawyers, to make their cases.