You may be asking yourself what the
Collaborative Process is and whether it is right for you.
Collaborative Practice:-
Collaborative Practice:-
- Gives you direct control over outcomes.
- Promotes consensus and agreement.
- Minimises conflict.
With Collaborative Practice, the focus is on achieving solutions
that meet your individual needs and requirements. The process is underpinned by
a commitment to resolve issues by agreement without the involvement of the
family law court or the threat of litigation.
The next step would be for you and
your partner to each choose a Collaboratively Trained Lawyer. The lawyers need
to work well together as this is one of the key factors in the success of the
process. Your partner’s lawyer may suggest the names of other collaboratively
trained lawyers they have worked with well in previous cases.
How it works
The discussion and negotiation in Collaborative Practice takes
place through a series of meetings involving you and your partner and your
collaboratively trained lawyers.
Other professionals including child specialists, financial
experts and valuers can be brought into the process as required. These
specialists work with you and your lawyers to identify, explore and resolve the
concerns of both parties.
Collaborative practice requires complete, open, honest and
transparent disclosure of all information. It’s very effective and has a
success rate of about 95%.
Visit our website for more information www.baysidecollaborative.com.au
Visit our website for more information www.baysidecollaborative.com.au
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