In a Collaborative process, two parties are ready to move forward with resolving a Family Law Dispute in a peaceful, non-confrontational manner. The process is successful with two people who have their “eyes on the ball”. The “ball” in this instance is resolving conflict with no agenda, no intention to harm the other party and arriving at an agreement that works for both people in the process.
Resolve a Family Law Dispute with Collaborative Family Law
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A Collaborative process can be used to resolve Family Law Disputes in:
- Child Custody;
- Child Support;
- Spousal Support and Alimony Pendente Lite;
- Divorce;
- Division of Marital Property;
- Preparation of Pre-Marital Agreements;
- Preparation of Post-Marital Agreements; and
- Preparation of Separation Agreements.
Resolve a Family Law Dispute with Collaborative Family Law
In a Collaborative process, two parties are ready to move forward with resolving a Family Law Dispute in a peaceful, non-confrontational manner.
Mediated Conflict Resolution: Avoid Legal Battles
Mediation is a dispute resolution process that has been utilized in Family Law for decades.
Lee has been practicing Mediation in Family Law for over 25 years.
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Presenter: Continuing Legal Education Seminar for Attorneys: Update on Family Law in Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania Bar Institute)
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In comparison to traditional courtroom litigation, Collaborative Law is a much faster and less expensive alternative to the traditional litigated matter.
There is no “battle” in Collaborative Law. This is a peaceful, respectful, calm manner of resolving difficult conflicts.
Mr. Schwartz is a trained Collaborative Lawyer and believes strongly in this wonderful process. Please call us to discuss. We’d be pleased to speak with you.
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