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Collaborative Law Process

AMK · 2009-09-10 22:35:02

Has anybody any experience of the collaborative law process to reach agreement on the terms of a Separation Agreement. What I really want to know is 1. Are you face to face with your ex and 2. Can it get adversarial

10-09-2009 10:35pm

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AMK

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Has anybody any experience of the collaborative law process to reach agreement on the terms of a Separation Agreement.

What I really want to know is 1. Are you face to face with your ex and 2. Can it get adversarial

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#2 10-09-2009 11:00pm

maidhc

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I'm quite suspicious of "collaborative law".

If both parties can use a modicum of cop on, and agree the relationship is over and the best way to proceed getting a separation can be remarkably cheap and easy.

(but I'm afraid I can't answer your questions!... but trust me, in family law things get adversarial for the most obtuse reasons, and often the source of it is a stupid solicitor who feels the need to carry a flag that doesn't need carrying)

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