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Collaborative Solutions for Separation and Divorce
allow you to:
- Resolve disputes respectfully without going to court.
- Make children a priority in co-parenting and child custody.
- Benefit from the guidance and expertise of trainined professionals.
- work creatively and cooperatively towards a mutually acceptable settlement .
Will it Work for Me?
No single approach is right for everyone. Many people find the no-court process, known as Collaborative Practice, a welcome alternative to the often destructive, uncomfortable aspects of conventional dispute resolution.
Collaborative Success Stories
"We've been able to compromise and maintain a relationship. None of that would have been possible without the help of our Collaborative Practice professionals." -Cyd
OCLF 7th Annual Conference
FULL TEAM AHEAD:
Building Effective Collaborative Teams
The OCLF Acknowledges and Thanks our Sponsors
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Watch Collaborative Practice:
A Team Approach
Find out how your family can benefit from this approach.
Explore the differences between Collaborative Practice and Litigation.
Listen to the September 2010 interview on CBC Radio's Metro Morning with Judith Huddart, Past President of the OCLF
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