In a previous blog article, we talk about whether one lawyer can help two parties in a divorce. The answer to that question is a firm “no.” One lawyer cannot represent both parties in a divorce under ethical rules because it is a conflict. Some then ask whether they need lawyers at all to help […]
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A Divorce typically involves complex legal, financial, and emotional components that without a team of professionals to assist in the process of maneuvering through these issues can be overwhelming and result in an outcome that is not workable for either party. To overcome the complex nature of the Divorce process, you may choose to hire
Collaborative Divorce: Why do I Need a Team of Professionals? Read More »
When lots of individuals think about collaborative practice, they often think of collaborative divorce. After all, there are more and more individuals out there who are looking to resolve their divorce amicably outside of court. However, collaborative practice isn’t limited to helping in divorce matters only. Collaborative practice can aside in all kinds of family
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