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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Mediation Or Collaborative Practice - Which Is For You?
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Mediation and Collaborative Practice are processes available to family law clients who wish to resolve their issues, with professional assistance, out of court. How do you decide which process is for you? It is important to understand how mediation and collaborative practice are similar, how they are different and the benefits and limitations of each.

    Mediation and collaborative practice share similar values and beliefs about conflict and the best way to resolve it. Both processe ...

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  • What To Do When "happily Ever After" Doesn't Last
    By: maxstephon | - Millions of brides and grooms exchange wedding vows every year, pledging to honor, love and cherish one another for the rest of their lives. Sadly, for approximately half of them (according to most marriage experts), this commitment does not last. Due to any number of reasons, including financial stress, infidelity, or simply "growing apart," many couples eventually make the difficult decision to go their separate ways. If you or someone you know is facing this heartbreaking scenario, an experie ...
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  • What Is Collaborative Learning?
    By: Kavita Kumar | - The Meaning of Collaborative Learning

    Collaborative Learning or team based learning is when two or more people learn something new together. The simplest form of collaborative learning is joint study. Collaborative learning can be helpful in project work, research projects and other types of team-based activities. In collaborative learning, people learn new things with each others help. It is today a very popular teaching process around the world. Teachers divide students in groups ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Common Law Relationship Financial Issues
    By: Jackie Ramler | - There is considerable misunderstanding about the financial rights and responsibilities of common-law couples. Because the division of assets is not clear cut, common-law partners who do not own assets could be more vulnerable in the event of a relationship breakdown. In particular if one partner has managed the finances or earned most of the income the other partner is at great financial risk. In 1999, the Supreme Court of Canada decided that people who live together in a same sex relationshi ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Court Process
    By: Jackie Ramler | - You have tried kitchen table discussions, negotiation, and mediation. Maybe you have even tried a collaborative approach - all without success. It's now time to consider going to court to finally determine what might be considered a fair, or even just, resolution to the issues over which you and your spouse continue to fight.

    Over the past decade or so, efforts have been made to make the court system a more 'user-friendly' place; it still is not, however, a place for amateurs. Th ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Challenges For Divorcing Couples 55 +
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Although the divorce rate among couples over the age of 50 is traditionally low, it has been steadily rising in the last l0 or so years, especially for those 50-59 years of age. The reduction of social stigma and the increasing tolerance of separation and divorce is one reason why men and women over 50 are more likely to end a bad marriage than they used to be. Some breakups are second marriages that tend to have a higher divorce rate than first-time unions.

    Another significant r ...

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  • How Useful Consulting New York Divorce Mediation Experts
    By: Rajib | - New York divorce mediation experts can create smooth way for mutual separation. You may be asking why the name of the most happening place is being prefixed here. It is very obvious that divorce is one of the most known stressful happenings that can take place anywhere in the world where the mortals of two opposite sexes live together. But, in the case of this city, the cost and stress out of separation fight are much higher than seen nowhere around. Legal experts charge so higher that the conte ...
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  • Multiple Options For Getting Divorced You May Not Have Considered
    By: chriqarxsm | - When faced with getting divorced, many people realize they actually do not know how to get a divorce. You might be wondering who you should contact and what steps to take. Not knowing your available options can lead to costly mistakes and unnecessary complications. Sound professional advice will save you from emotional and financial distress. Before you get a divorce, one of the first things you will need to consider is which approach best fits your situation.

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Moving Away From Blame And Guilt
    By: Jackie Ramler | - 'This is his entire fault.' 'I cannot believe she will not let me try to change to save our marriage.' 'If he had been home more, this would not be happening.' 'She destroyed our marriage when she decided to have an affair.' 'Our children's life is ruined because he has given up on this family.' 'She put us into bankruptcy and that was the beginning of our problems.' 'If only he paid more attention to the children and me, instead of work.'

    All of these statements are blame bas ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Parenting Your Children Through Divorce
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Divorce is a choice that adults make, and with that choice parents must remember that the children have rights and the adults have responsibilities. If parents know what their children's rights are and always keep those rights in mind, children will build self-resilience and manage the changes that divorce brings. Research tells us that two key factors will influence a child's ability to cope through divorce. One is that children be able to continue to have a stable and meaningful relationship w ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Collaborative Team Practice
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Let me tell you my story.

    When I went through my own divorce, it was brutal. I was afraid. I felt like a cloud of uncertainty hovered over my head. I worried about my relationship with my children and worried about my finances. I just did not know how my future would look. I went through the full gamut of emotions, sometimes all in the same day. Yet, I had been practicing family law for 13 years at the time! I had helped hundreds of families through the transition of divorce ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - The Benefits Of Working With A Divorce Coach
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Ask almost anyone who has been divorced, and he/she would tell you it was a devastating process whether he/she initiated it or not. Some have called it crazy times, but no matter what you call it, people are emotionally disabled and yet are required to make major decisions that will affect their future. Divorce is full of many major losses not limited to, but including, the loss of a spouse, of a significant relationship, of fulltime contact with children, extended family, loss of friends, a h ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - How A Divorce Consultant Can Assist You Through The Process
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Managing a divorce truly is a process. However, youmay not know what this process is, how to proceed, and how to process information and counsel along the way to make better decisions. After all, you probably did not approach your marriage with the expectation that you might some day require an exit plan.

    Many lawyers would agree that the divorce process should be handled like a business transaction. Yet, it is difficult during this 'transaction' to separate out your emotions whic ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Property Rights For Unmarried Spouses
    By: Jackie Ramler | - This chapter is a brief guide to property law principles that affect spousal relationships in Canada. Wherever you live in Canada, you must consult with a lawyer qualified to practice in that jurisdiction to learn how the law affects your own particular situation.

    In Canada, spouses should be aware of the following concepts:

    1. the common law

    2. domestic contract

    3. matrimonial property legislation, known as statute law


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  • What Is Online Collaborative Software?
    By: Melvin Delaney | - Organization is one of the most essential skills for success in business. When many people work together in achieving the same goal they need to collaborate and divide tasks for attaining a better performance level. Today, collaboration does not require every member of the team to be present in the same geographical location or under the same roof. While the internet is an indispensable tool providing access for working from anywhere, todays online collaborative software is also a brainstormi ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Child Custody
    By: Jackie Ramler | - When parents live together, they share the enjoyment of and the responsibility for their children. When parents separate, new arrangements are made for spending time with children, making decisions on their behalf, and fulfilling parental obligations. "The best interests of the children" is the guiding legal principle behind making these new arrangements.

    The following are common questions facing separating parents:

    1.How do we tell the children that we are separating ...

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  • How To Get A Divorce: 5 Options For Getting Divorced You Might Not Have Considered
    By: Lisa Decker | - When faced with getting divorced, many people realize they actually do not know how to get a divorce. You might be wondering who you should contact and what steps to take. Not knowing your available options can lead to costly mistakes and unnecessary complications.

    Sound professional advice will save you from emotional and financial distress. Before you get a divorce, one of the first things you will need to consider is which approach best fits your situation.

    Did ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Kitchen Table Discussions
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Direct discussions between spouses can advance matters greatly if approached with care and the right attitude. It isn't easy, but with appropriate effort, these negotiations can save a large amount of time and expense, and can help clarify what is important to the two of you, before professional advisors possibly begin to influence the issue agenda.

    If you feel that you are ready to try to have a direct discussion to explore issues and make whatever headway you can, it is importa ...

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  • Helping Your Child Cope With Divorce
    By: j.armada | - One of the things that make divorce for some couples harder than it already is are the children or the child that is caught in between. They are the hardest hit by the separation and are suffering as much, if not more than the splitting couple are. Some carry the confusion and the blame as they grow up so it is important that they are made to understand what is going on around them especially those not old enough to comprehend.

    There are several ways by which you can help your child ...

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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Four Emotional Stages Of Divorce
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Do you want to thrive after divorce? If so, it is important you know and understand the four stages of divorce because when you understand them you improve your chances of reaching the final emotional stage of divorce: RELIEF.

    Some say that the emotional stages of divorce are the same as when you grieve a death. Although grieving occurs during a divorce, there is more to it. The stages of grieving are Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. You will see that these ...

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  • Collaborative Divorce And Divorce Mediation: Which One Is Right For You?
    By: j.armada | - For couples undergoing divorce for the first time, resolving issues between parties can be a messy or confusing thing. Before jumping head-on into litigation, it is useful to know that there are other ways to settle things with the other party in a divorce. Knowing what other options are available and deciding on the one that is right for you will take you a step closer to settling things amicably.
    Divorce cases vary from couple to couple. What works for one might not work for the other an ...

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  • Tips For Selecting Tools For Collaboration
    By: Melvin Delaney | - Tools for collaboration can be explained as an important tool used in the communication field. Tools for collaboration enhance teamwork and work efficiency through the free exchange of ideas and concepts. Most people hear about tools for collaboration and tend to think of meetings, conferences, and workshops. Collaboration means a lot more and is enhanced greatly with help of online collaborative software tools. Online collaborative software includes several other things like online editing; ma ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Plan Of Care
    By: Jackie Ramler | - If you are reading this you are likely a parent who has been asked to put forward a Plan of Care regarding your child or children. This may be the first time you have heard of this phrase, along with many other terms and phrases associated with the custody and access decisions that you may be trying to make. The plan of care fits into the larger decision process by outlining your detailed thinking regarding how you intend to provide for your child's needs both in the short and long term. The f ...
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  • The Joy Of An Ex - Collaborative Practice
    By: Jackie Ramler | - Collaborative Practice is a positive choice for couples facing the transition of separation and divorce who wish to maintain respect for each other and as much dignity as possible throughout the process.

    The process involves a commitment of both clients and their lawyers to resolve all issues without going to court. The clients and lawyers sign a contract which confirms that commitment. In the unlikely event that either client wishes to go to court, the collaborative process is te ...

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  • The Joint Appraiser's Role In A Divorce Action
    By: Mark S. Gottlieb, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA, CBA, DABFA, MST | - In these economically challenging times, parties are increasingly seeking ways to reduce the cost and conflict of divorce. Many attempt to streamline the process by retaining a joint expert/valuator to appraise the marital business and/or business interests. Indeed, there are numerous benefits. Consider, for instance, that without a joint appraisal, many non-business owning spouses or those without direct access to marital funds would not be able to afford any expert in the case.

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  • Collaboration, Software Collaboration And Think Tanks
    By: Melvin Delaney | - History of Collaboration

    Think tanks have a long and infamous history. Decades ago groups of specialists in different fields were hired by governments, industries, and non-profit organizations to solve problems. Results varied. Sometimes they created workable plans, other times no plan was established, and occasionally they came up with things best left to science fiction and horror novels. It was discovered eventually, keeping a lot of highly intellectual people in one room for lon ...

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  • Optimization Of The New Pcmh Neighborhood (http://bit.ly/g1fnac)
    By: Matt Adamson | - There are a number of care models now being explored to improve the manner in which healthcare can be delivered. Lets take a quick look at a few of the well known options:

    Accountable Care Organization (ACO): The ACO model has the ability to provide, and manage with patients, the continuum of care across different institutional settings, including at least ambulatory (outpatient) and inpatient hospital care and possibly post acute care. Further, ACOs have the capability to plan b ...

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  • Hiring The Right Solicitor For Your Legal Needs
    By: Oliver Beyret-Powell | - It is hardly unlikely that you might not have used the services of a solicitor at any point of time in your life. Solicitor services are necessary whenever there is a delicate family matter, civil or financial issues that need to be resolved legally or amicably or you want to create a legal document for your business or personal needs.

    A solicitor is your most trusted partner in any legal matter with whom you share your inner most secrets and seek solution to a myriad of problems. T ...

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  • Teacher Professional Development Promotes A Collaborative Classroom
    By: Vince Welsh | - What is a collaborative classroom? A collaborative classroom is different from the traditional classroom in several ways - one is because it encourages a new kind of relationship between students and teachers; it also establishes a new approach towards education for teachers. Classroom interaction truly does become collaborative using these new and innovative methods. The idea behind collaborative learning comes from recognizing the traits of successful learners and identifying how to bring out ...
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  • Does Divorce Need To Have Conflict?
    By: Shauna Rupert | - Unfortunately, more and more marriages are ending in divorce. With the divorce rate steadily climbing, its a wonder that anyone still gets married anymore. Sometimes relationships end amicably but most often they end in a heated war over who is to blame and who gets what.

    If you and your spouse have decided to end the marriage, try to remain as calm as possible. Remember, you were in love once so your spouse cant be all bad. With a positive attitude, youre more likely to ...

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  • High Impact Accountability And Result Focused Coaching
    By: Bob Jordan | - Here is a fact You are in charge of your life. You get to decide the life that you really want and then you decide how much you are willing to put into it. Do you believe that?
    Are you up for a quiz?
    Think about how would you answer these questions.
    Where are you now?
    Where do you want to be?
    Would you like for me to help you get there more quickly?
    Are you just stuck? That is a feeling most of us can relate to at one time or another!
    You know, It rea ...

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  • Learning To Keep A Journal
    By: Art Gib | - Keeping a personal daily record of events has always been a popular pastime. It has become so popular that people have begun using "journaling" as a verb. Keeping a journal is a rewarding experience in many ways. There is no right or wrong way to do it, it takes only minutes a day, and you'll enjoy both short- and long-term benefits.

    There are many different ways to keep a journal. Thanks to technological advances, we are no longer limited to hand-writing everything we wish to pre ...

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  • Free Online Advertising And Free Business Referral
    By: MKouTonin | - Advertising involves a huge expenditure and when theres no money there no advertising. The statement gives us the true dynamics of the market conditions. Today getting a product or a service to market costs more resources than the total amount of resources necessary to create the product or the service. At the same time you can't succeed without proper advertising. Survival of any business today depends on its continual advertising capability.

    Linkcrafter a web based Interna ...

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  • How Collaborative Law Makes Divorce Fairer
    By: Tim Bishop | - Divorce cases are traditionally seen as bad tempered, riddled with anger, bitterness and high legal costs reaping heavy emotional and financial damage across a couple concerned, and their family. With extensive paperwork, and waiting times of many months for court appearances, a divorce process can destroy what was left of a couple's functioning relationship in a marriage. However, collaborative law can offer an easier route to ending a marriage in an amicable manner.

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  • Collaborative Law - A Less Stressful Divorce
    By: Tim Bishop | - Collaborative law is a way of ending a marriage that emphasises discussion and aims to reach a settlement of court with a minimum of confrontation. The process can work as laid out below:

    1. You will meet with a collaborative lawyer - lawyers must be specifically trained in collaborative law - in order to state your intention to embark on the process. Your partner also has to find and hire a collaborative lawyer.

    2. Respective lawyers can then arrange a first meeting, w ...

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  • Uncontested Divorce Forms Defined
    By: Sharon Peppers | - The explanation is simple. An uncontested divorce is one where both spouses have mutually agreed on their issues or when one spouse chooses not to reply to Petition for Divorce.

    Most of the divorce applications in USA are not contested either because spouses have arrived at an understanding or because they want to avoid hassles of legal procedures. Considering this, the courts have made it easier for married couples by allowing them to file uncontested divorce forms for getting a d ...

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  • Collaborative Law - How It Helps Thousands Of Divorcing Couples
    By: Tim Bishop | - Collaborative law offers an alternative to the often drawn out and costly process of seeking a divorce through court. Over a series of face to face meetings, a couple can discuss their differences and issues related to a divorce, in order to reach a fair and final settlement to have a divorce granted.

    Within the meetings, both parties' lawyers are present, and can offer legal advice and discuss different points with their clients at each stage of the process. With a focus on constru ...

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  • How To Develop A Culture Of Collaborative Leadership
    By: Deborah Chima | - The world financial crisis has made us realize how times are changing. The economic structures have collapsed and the world is trying to adapt to change. The different leadership styles that have been adopted have proven to be insufficient and maybe inappropriate for this generation. In the Industrial age, leadership was authoritarian, hierarchical and dependent on a leader who was in command The leader was in charge, and controlled and oversaw everything. The route to leadership for the average ...
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  • How Collaborative Law Can Help You
    By: Tim Bishop | - When ending a marriage, a quick and amicable solution is one that favours both parties involved. Many marriages end in anger and deep frustration at personal failings on both sides, which often has a knock on effect on health and families. Legal costs built up in a divorce case can often cause enormous problems in moving forward from ending a relationship. Collaborative law can help to ease this pain, in assisting towards a mutual and fair settlement at the conclusion of a marriage.

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  • Kill Your Team
    By: Qaiser Abbas | - "For a well-coordinated, collaborative team, exhibiting the attitudes and skills of a non-collaborative team is not an easy task. But if you still insist, I can share the recipe with you. The ingredients are given below in the form of some simple behaviors. Initially, it will be very hard for you to believe in the ideas, but with persistence you can start living those ideas with ease and excellence.

    You can see those ideas below:

    -Focus on your own hidden agenda

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  • How Collaborative Law Differs From Mediation And Conventional Divorce
    By: Tim Bishop | - Collaborative law can be a faster option than a traditional divorce or the mediation procedure. Problem sharing and solving through discussion is at the heart of the collaborative process, handing the control of the divorce back to a couple rather than a judge. Collaborative law is fairly new in the UK but is fast becoming popular and may become the normal form of divorce in the future.

    Within a traditional divorce case, correspondence is exchanged between opposing family solicitors ...

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  • Collaborative Law - A 10 Point Guide
    By: Tim Bishop | - Getting a divorce can be one of the most stressful events in life. Set out below are the 10 key elements of collaborative law, a process designed to make divorce easier.

    1. A collaborative agreement can help to avoid a court hearing

    In reaching an agreement to settle differences outside of court, with the help of trained lawyers, yourself and your partner need not attend court to have your divorce finalised. This can allow both of you to move on to the next stage of you ...

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  • Family Collaborative Lawyers Oxfordshire Help Ease The Burden Of A Divorce
    By: Rachael Smethurst | -
    Every once in a while a family or couple go through a divorce or separation that may be a painful and prolonged process but Family Collaborative Lawyers Oxfordshire provide a way to minimize the pain and cut through the process with ease. Normally a decision is arrived at through a court proceeding which may be tedious for both the estranged couple and the children. However, this long and arduous process can be cut short by letting collaborative lawyers mediate on behalf of both the parti ...

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  • Collaborative Practice's Advantage
    By: booty | -
    Collaborative Practice is the new catchphrase among family law attorneys. Its supporters show enthusiasm on the subject of improved and less costly settlements, greater client satisfaction, less accounts receivable, and not as much of stress in the practice of law, than they can attain all the way through a conservative approach to family law disputes. How reasonable are these claims? What are the down sides of collaborative divorce? Does the concept of collaborative practic ...

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  • Collaborative Practice's Advantage
    By: visibilty | - Collaborative Practice is the new catchphrase among family law attorneys. Its supporters show enthusiasm on the subject of improved and less costly settlements, greater client satisfaction, less accounts receivable, and not as much of stress in the practice of law, than they can attain all the way through a conservative approach to family law disputes. How reasonable are these claims? What are the down sides of collaborative divorce? Does the concept of collaborative practice ...
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  • Divorce Counseling
    By: visibilty | - The end of a relationship and a divorce normally includes experiencing a wide array of emotions, which can include grief, anger, relief, pain, confusion, gratification-seeking, indignation, depression, anxiety, happiness, hopelessness, loss, neediness, frustration, attention-getting, withdrawal, loneliness, lifelessness, negativity, and more. If you are experiencing some or all of these emotions, then congratulations -- it means you are normal. Even though almost half of all marriages in the U.S ...
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  • Difference Between A Divorce Settlement And Divorce Resolution
    By: booty | - The difference between a divorce settlement and a divorce resolution is that most family law attorneys are very familiar with clients who have reached a settlement in their divorce, and yet who return time and again for new post-divorce legal proceedings, such as modifications. The past clients visit their attorneys with issues relating to parenting (child custody and visitation), child support, spousal continuance or other family law matters. The difference between a settlement an ...
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  • Collaborative Divorce Process
    By: booty | - Collaborative Divorce was originally a family law procedure in which the two parties agreed that they would not go to court. The parties try hard to reach a fair agreement through a series of meetings, sometimes called joint sessions, between the two parties and their lawyers, and sometimes other neutral experts. The Main objective of these meetings or joint sessions is to identify the priorities, goals, needs and interests of the parties, and help them progress towards and create a settlement t ...
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  • Team Building - Collaborative Vs. Competitive
    By: Alan Hunt | - Copyright 2006 Sandstone Limited

    Think back over all the team building sessions that you have attended over the years. There is a very good chance that at each and every one of them the facilitators organised your group into teams. Any that weren't were probably small groups. Sound familiar? Why do they do that?

    Well, one answer is to encourage maximum involvement from the participants. Small team sizes help ensure that everyone joins in. Quieter people will be les ...

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