Collaborative lawyers believe the court system based on conflict with “winners” and “losers” can be counter productive and unnecessary for many separating couples and have created a process that focuses on “interests” rather than legal rights per se.
Lawyers who provide services in Collaborative Family Law
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If providing Collaborative Family Law Services, a Lawyer must have taken the required Collaborative Family Practice training as required by the OACP and Collaborative Practice Ottawa and be a practicing panel member of Collaborative Practice Ottawa.
