Collaborative Law
If a relationship has come to an end, collaborative law can be a way of resolving disputes amicably.
Clients who want to agree a way forward in an amicable way without a long, drawn-out court process often turn to collaborative law for answers. This lawyer-led collaboration is designed to constructively address issues and promote compromise, saving time and costs.
The collaborative law process
Collaboratively trained lawyers will work together to help you and your partner resolve your issues. There is an understanding and agreement signed at the outset that you and your lawyers will not work against each other, will share information and will come together to discuss and try to resolve your issues out of court.
Like many of our Unified in Separation services, the collaborative law process is suitable for resolving issues associated with both finances and children.
Our clients
We work with a range of individuals who want to separate from their partner amicably, and will help you reach agreements on issues relating to child arrangements, and financial issues including matters related to business and pension assets.
Options for separating families outside of court
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