Collaborative Law: How The Collaborative Process May Be Right for You
As our main site explains, the collaborative process is most prominent in family law. In this arena, its benefits are very much amplified. Each party signs an agreement to commit to the collaborative process. This agreement includes a number of provisions that describe the commitment to the process and working out the differences without the necessity of Court involvement. The reasons these provisions are included is because the Court process can be a long, arduous, and emotionally draining ordeal. Parties that wish to work with legal, financial, and psychological professionals can utilize the central tenets that serve the backbone of collaborative law. The financial advisor is a third party, selected jointly by the parties and their attorneys, who has training both in the collaborative process…
