Collaborative Practice Niagara offers a co-operative, voluntary, conflict resolution process for those seeking an amicable separation or divorce.
The goal of Collaborative Practice Niagara is to maximize the settlement options to both parties, to increase the abilities of families to communicate in a post-separation relationship, and to minimize, if not eliminate, the negative economic, social and emotional consequences to families that are experiencing separation or divorce.
The essence of the collaborative practice agreement and process is the belief that it is in the best interests of the separating or divorcing parties and their families to avoid adversarial proceedings, to resolve their differences with minimum conflict, and to work together to create shared solutions to the issues.
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The collaborative practitioners in Niagara are consistently asked if there is a difference between divorce mediation and the collaborative process. In a nutshell they are […]
The Family Law Attorney and Collaborative Practice
Should you choose to work toward an amicable separation or divorce using the collaborative practice process, you will need to find a family law professional […]