The traditional divorce model pits husband versus wife, mother versus father.
In the clip below, Australian lawyer Juliette Ford discusses the differences between
the traditional divorce model and the collaborative family law model:
However, we have found that clients that engage in the collaborative process are happier and less stressed than those that follow
a traditional divorce model.
The traditional divorce model pits husband versus wife, mother versus father.
For some couples and families,
the traditional divorce model can be a poor fit for their situation, either because they have previously decided how they'd like to structure their divorce and their lives after divorce, or because they'd like to avoid a courtroom and litigation altogether.
Not exact matches
For people to feel a certain satisfaction over Don Jr.'s
divorce is yet another reminder that
traditional marriage is a shame - based
model — Shame on you for not making it «until death.»
The
traditional Collaborative
Divorce model separates the divorce process into two comp
Divorce model separates the
divorce process into two comp
divorce process into two components.
For over 25 years I have represented spouses getting
divorced through the
traditional litigation
model.
In most cases,
divorcing spouses resolve the issues in dispute through mediation, the collaborative
divorce process, through the
traditional litigation
model before trial, negotiation between attorneys, and sometimes with the assistance of the court.
It can be far less expensive than the
traditional litigation
model, especially in
divorces.
Negotiated agreements can be reached through a more
traditional model of
divorce representation, where the option of contested litigation is always available if settlement breaks down, or can be accomplished by alternative forms of dispute resolution.
Many
divorcing couples, unwed parents of children and others involved in family disputes often find the no - court process known as Collaborative Law a welcome alternative to the often destructive and damaging aspects of resolving disputes or marital breakups through the
traditional model of contested litigation.
Additionally, the video expounds upon the following ten reasons to chose collaborative
divorce over the
traditional litigation
model:
If you are in what may be a high conflict relationship where you are perhaps already separated and issues regarding the children and finances can not be resolved, the
traditional model of
divorce may be the best for you.
The Collaborative
Divorce model was developed in the early 1990s by attorneys, mental health professionals and financial planning experts whose experience with traditional divorce led them to the conclusion that family law litigation is injurious to families and especially to ch
Divorce model was developed in the early 1990s by attorneys, mental health professionals and financial planning experts whose experience with
traditional divorce led them to the conclusion that family law litigation is injurious to families and especially to ch
divorce led them to the conclusion that family law litigation is injurious to families and especially to children.
I am convinced that the
traditional divorce litigation
model is becoming a last resort for more and more families and it is getting lower and lower on the list of options for them to use when they're going through family conflict.
The
Traditional Divorce Settlement
model looks different in different cases but tends to be more pared down than Collaborative
Divorce, usually because the parties have a very uncomplicated financial estate, they do not have children together, there are no potentially problematic emotional / relational issues at play between the parties, or some combination of all three.
For people to feel a certain satisfaction over Don Jr.'s
divorce is yet another reminder that
traditional marriage is a shame - based
model — Shame on you for not making it «until death.»
«It was not so long ago that the only accepted approach to
divorce was the
traditional litigation
model.
The following article summarizes the overall post-
divorce risks for children of
divorce and problems with
traditional visiting patterns, evaluates social science empirical research relevant to developing appropriate parenting plans for children, describes different types of co-parental post-
divorce relationships, and summarizes the rationale for developing parenting plan
models that offer multiple access options to parents for consideration.
The collaborative law process was developed in the late 1980's as part of a growing recognition that the
traditional adversarial litigation
model of
divorce did not adequately serve the needs of families.
Patrick Markey helps clients minimize the destruction of
divorce whether it be through the collaborative law
model or
traditional litigation.