• You will both have the support, protection and guidance of specially trained collaborative family lawyers and other experts such as counsellors, family consultants and financial professionals who are as committed to the process working as you are.

• The work to achieve the settlement is carried out in meetings when you will both have your solicitor present. The common goal is to reach a settlement against a background of mutual respect.

• Collaborative law can enable you and your partner to retain a level of communication which could be important where you will need to retain contact in the future, for example in relation to your children.

• If you would like to resolve matters directly with your partner but don’t have the confidence, or feel you have the necessary ‘know-how’, Collaborative law enables you to negotiate face-to-face but with the security of having your solicitor present.

• The environment within which the Collaborative process takes place is non-aggressive, so ideal if you want to end your relationship with the minimum of conflict.

• Collaborative law offers you the opportunity of being active in resolving the issues between you and your partner and can give you a sense of control over your future.

• Collaborative cases are often resolved more quickly than those dealt with by more traditional means and can be less costly than proceeding through the court syste

My ex and I can now separate knowing that we have worked together to achieve a resolution for our children. A wonderful process. Thank you.

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