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Collaborative family law and divorce

Using collaborative law in divorce

The collaboration process focuses on reaching an agreement, with the family’s best interests at the forefront of discussions.

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If you struggle to agree on issues arising from a separation, such as finances, property and child arrangements, collaborative family law can be a very effective process.

It differs from mediation in that each party has a collaboratively trained lawyer present at all meetings, ensuring they benefit from legal advice throughout the process.

The sessions take place face-to-face with all parties around the table committed to reach solutions through agreement, not the court. There is also the opportunity to bring in other professionals, for example, financial advisors, accountants and valuers.

This approach reduces time, money, and stress and enables families to work together and move forward with better relationships, a huge benefit for everyone, especially children.

At Stowe, a number of our lawyers are trained and practising collaborative family law, and we have a nationwide network of other professionals who can support you in this area.

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Why use a collaborative law approach?

Improves communication
Access advice from lawyers and other professionals
Share ideas openly to reach mutually acceptable solutions
It helps both parties to make informed decisions
Quicker and more cost-effective than court
Reduces conflict, stress and anxiety
Allows you and your ex-partner to take control of the situation rather than a judge deciding the outcome
It helps both parties to focus on building a more positive relationship.

The key goal is to achieve a settlement that best meets the specific needs of both parties and their children in a safe space without the underlying threat of going to court.

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