Family Services

Collaborative Law

Collaborative Law aims to identify issues and solve problems in a positive and non-confrontational way. Clients and their lawyers attend meetings together – similar to mediation sessions – but with both clients and their lawyers present. They sign a contract and agree not to litigate or to involve the court unnecessarily.

Once a settlement is agreed, the lawyers make it binding in a Consent Order or Separation Agreement, if required. Success rates are high and we believe Collaborative Law is likely to become a welcome non-adversarial alternative to the usual litigation route for an increasing number of families.

Our family lawyers are trained in Collaborative Law and are members of the International Academy of Collaborative Practitoners.

 

"The breakdown of a relationship can be traumatic. Because every situation is different, we are committed to working to achieve the right results for you and your family, and responding to your individual requirements."

 

Bury St. Edmunds:
01284 761233
Cambridge:
01223 363111
Norwich:
01603 703070
Thetford:
01842 752401