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Facilitator in Collaborative Practice
Collaborative (Law) Practice is a way for a divorcing couple to work together with trained legal professionals to create a mutually acceptable settlement without going to court. A facilitator,
financial specialist, child specialist or divorce coach or coaches may also be engaged. Clients benefit throughout collaboration from the support of their chosen professionals. Making life decisions related to separation and divorce can feel overwhelming. In the Collaborative process, clients have the support of knowledgeable experts to
help evaluate their choices. In addition, the facilitator helps make progress easier. Having no decision-making authority, the facilitator
helps all participants’ interact and communicate effectively. As facilitator, I help attorneys and clients address sensitive issues and transform conflict. Having an alliance with none, I bring a fluidity to an often constrained situation and a perspective attuned to the whole of things. In this way, I support clients and their attorneys in identifying, voicing and addressing needs in a collaborative manner. Why use a
mediator/facilitator in Collaborative Practice? "The only actions that do not cause opposing reactions are those that are aimed at the good of
all." Eckhart Tolle For information about Collaborative Practice in the Rochester, New York area, visit www.nycollaborativelaw.com |
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