Dr. Heitler explains the basics of
collaborative dialogue and shows how these techniques can be applied to even the most sensitive issues
in ways that
respond to both partners» needs and help to strengthen their relationship.
Collaborative law involves two parties who have employed specially trained lawyers called collaborative lawyers to engage with them under a signed Collaborative Participation Agreement in a process of finding common ground, common goals and paving the way for on - going discussion that will continue between the divorcing couples, hopefully, on an on - going basis long into the future as they will have learned through active listening to hear, process and understand the other person's viewpoint and to respond without anger and rancor to build future positive responses to issues that may arise i
Collaborative law involves two parties who have employed specially trained lawyers called
collaborative lawyers to engage with them under a signed Collaborative Participation Agreement in a process of finding common ground, common goals and paving the way for on - going discussion that will continue between the divorcing couples, hopefully, on an on - going basis long into the future as they will have learned through active listening to hear, process and understand the other person's viewpoint and to respond without anger and rancor to build future positive responses to issues that may arise i
collaborative lawyers to engage with them under a signed
Collaborative Participation Agreement in a process of finding common ground, common goals and paving the way for on - going discussion that will continue between the divorcing couples, hopefully, on an on - going basis long into the future as they will have learned through active listening to hear, process and understand the other person's viewpoint and to respond without anger and rancor to build future positive responses to issues that may arise i
Collaborative Participation Agreement
in a process of finding common ground, common goals and paving the
way for on - going discussion that will continue between the divorcing couples, hopefully, on an on - going basis long into the future as they will have learned through active listening to hear, process and understand the other person's viewpoint and to
respond without anger and rancor to build future positive responses to issues that may arise
in the future.