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ARTICLE · 07 JULY 2022

Collaborative law

Collaborative law is a process where parties work together in a non-adversarial manner to resolve separation disputes.

New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial

Recently four lawyers from our Relationships Team completed the training to be recognised collaborative professionals, enabling us to assist our clients through the Collaborative dispute resolution process. We are excited about having this additional means of resolving disputes for our clients, particularly where preservation of a good relationship between you and your former partner is important.

What is collaborative law?

Collaborative law is an increasingly popular way of resolving disputes that allows each party to focus on what is important to them and work together in a non-adversarial manner, assisted by trained legal professionals, to resolve all matters in relation to separation.

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