Fairfax, Va. Divorce Mediators Blog — Page 26

Why do some divorce lawyers struggle to acquire collaborative cases?

Our sense is attorneys have to believe the Collaborative Process is a good choice, before clients show interest, and many family law attorneys are not convinced the benefits of the “disqualification clause” outweigh the cost, that you’ll need to find new counsel if the case falls out. The benefits,...

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Why Collaborative Divorce Would Be A Good Option for Arnold and Maria.

The collaborative process is designed to be less time consuming than a litigated divorce, which can drag on for years until the courts bring “Termination: Judgment Day.” Collaborative resolutions tend to last through the “End of Days,” as they are reached through a process in which clients have more...

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