Sentences with phrase «traditional divorce practice»

Explains the collaborative divorce practice in terms familiar to professionals who practice or have been educated and trained in more traditional divorce practice and are interested in representing one side of a dispute in a less adversarial manner.

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If we add to this the sexual activity of young men of the same age, of gay men and lesbian women at a later stage of life, and that of unmarried and divorced heterosexual couples, it becomes clear that the sexual practice of people in our society is quite different from that held to be normative by the traditional teaching of the churches.

As a collaborative family law practice, Evans Family Law offers an alternative to traditional, litigation - based separation and divorce.

With divorce and family law attorneys practicing in both Washington State and Oregon, we excel at providing counsel and representation in traditional cases, as well as cutting - edge family law matters like LGBT family law, international family law, and high - asset divorce.

Members are committed to practicing in this manner, to offer an alternative to the traditional, and oftentimes messy, divorce process.

We put that belief into practice when helping both traditional and non-traditional couples in the divorce or dissolution process.

- Collaborative practice is an alternative to the traditional practice of adversarial divorce, family law litigation,...

Accordingly, most collaboratively - trained attorneys in the area, even those who have been practicing traditional court - based divorce for decades, have had 0, 1, or 2 collaborative cases.

- Collaborative practice is an alternative to the traditional practice of adversarial divorce, family law litigation,...

For that reason, I am in the process of shifting my practice from a traditional law firm, to a firm that handles only collaborative divorce cases.

As my law practice does not offer mediation services, but only «traditional» divorce, I am more likely to encounter people who have the more difficult problems that require some litigation of various issues in court.

Some of the family law practice areas in addition to traditional divorce cases that are handled at our firm include:

Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego incoming 2016 president, attorney Myra Chack Fleischer, CFL - S, and board member Cinda Jones, CFP, CDFA, joined members of the San Diego Osteopathic Medical Association spoke at the group's November meeting for a presentation on Collaborative Practice as an alternative to traditional litigated divorce.

Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego president Anna M. Addleman, CPA, CDFA, CFF, CFE; and attorney Myra Chack Fleischer, CFL - S, incoming 2016 President, joined members of the Poway Scripps Ranch Rotary Club at the September meeting for a presentation on Collaborative Practice as an alternative to traditional litigated divorce.

Over my more than a quarter - century of family law practice, I have witnessed people in the traditional court - based divorce process make some very bad decisions which affected their future and their childrens» future.

Accordingly, most collaboratively - trained attorneys in the area, even those who have been practicing traditional court - based divorce for decades, have had 0, 1, or 2 collaborative cases.

Collaborative Practice offers the couple a viable alternative to traditional methods of divorce by allowing them to make decisions which address the particular needs of their family with the skill and guidance of their non-adversarial collaborative attorneys.

In cooperative and collaborative divorce practice, the traditional approach of bargaining from a specific position, backed by threats of litigation and court hearings, is replaced by an approach that settles cases mindfully, practically, and respectfully.

Collaborative practice is a form of dispute resolution designed to help a divorcing couple achieve a positive resolution that minimizes negative economic, social and emotional consequences a family often experiences during a traditional adversarial divorce process.

New Way to Divorce Taking Root in New Jersey 23 - Feb - 2015 Last fall, Gov. Christie signed the New Jersey Family Collaborative Law Act, making New Jersey the ninth of 11 states to legitimize a practice touted by proponents as more speedy and less costly than traditional dDivorce Taking Root in New Jersey 23 - Feb - 2015 Last fall, Gov. Christie signed the New Jersey Family Collaborative Law Act, making New Jersey the ninth of 11 states to legitimize a practice touted by proponents as more speedy and less costly than traditional divorcedivorce.

Collaborative practice is an alternative to the traditional practice of adversarial divorce, family law litigation, and resolution of other domestic and civil disagreements through the legal process.

As an attorney who practices both Collaborative Divorce and traditional litigation I experience both the cause and the effect of the breakdown of the collaborative process.

Lawton belongs to Kawartha Collaborative Practice, an association of like - minded professionals who are turning the traditional divorce story on its head — and breaking the cycle of conflict in the process.

Collaborative practice allows clients to receive support and guidance to manage these emotions which can exacerbate the conflict and derail settlement attempts in traditional divorce.

As a founder of our local collaborative practice group and a matrimonial attorney since the early 1980's, I regard collaborative practice as the answer to my dreams of a better way for handling matrimonial cases, and also a tacit acknowledgement that our traditional legal system has left much to be desired in the way of accommodating the real world of emotions and personal needs of divorcing people.

Collaborative divorce is a subset of collaborative practice in which spouses can obtain a divorce outside of the traditional process of litigation.