COLLABORATIVE LAW

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An Overview

Collaborative Practice is a new way for you to resolve disputes respectfully - without going to court - while working with trained professionals who are important to all areas of your life. The heart of Collaborative Practice is to offer you and your spouse or partner the support, protection, and guidance of your own lawyers without going to court. Additionally, Collaborative Practice allows you the benefit of child and financial specialists, divorce coaches and other professionals all working together on your team.

In Collaborative Practice, core elements form your contractual commitments, which are to: Negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement without having courts decide issues Maintain open communication and information sharing Create shared solutions acknowledging the highest priorities of all Cassandra Pullos has been instrumental in bringing to Australia the practice of Collaborative Law. She was the founding President of Queensland Collaborative Law for the first two years of its inception, continues to serve on that Committee and serves as the Queensland representative on the Collaborative Law sub committee of the Law Council of Australia.