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What is Collaborative Practice?

Voluntary Dispute Resolution

Negotiate to reach settlements

Legal representation for all

Family & Financial Professionals

Memphis Collaborative Alliance

Collaborative divorce clients choose specially trained collaborative divorce lawyers who are committed to negotiating a complete and enduring settlement. Clients and attorneys agree by contract to work together respectfully, honestly and in good faith to find win-win solutions for the legitimate needs of both parties. Clients agree in advance not to go to court, except to secure the actual divorce decree, and only in uncontested proceedings. Negotiations are conducted primarily in meetings with both the clients and attorneys in the room. Full disclosure and transparency are hallmarks of this process. Gamesmanship, threats to “see you in court” and the like are absent in this process by agreement.

Collaborative Law

provides a framework for negotiation and an alternative to litigation that allows the parties to resolve their dispute with dignity and negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement without having a Court decide the disputed issues.

Collaborative Practice

empowers you to resolve your legal disputes without judges, magistrates or court personnel making decisions for you and offers you a safe and dignified environment to reduce the conflict and minimize its impact on you, your children, your family and your life.

The Collaborative dispute

resolution process helps in keeping the parties’ financial and emotional resources intact while they are going through what can be a very financially and emotionally draining experience.

Resources

The new E-brochures are available to IACP members at no charge and are easy to share by simply copying and pasting in to your emails or embedding the link in your websites.

Membership

Annual membership dues are $100 per professional.  To find out more about how to become a part of the Memphis Collaborative Alliance, simply fill out the Contact Us form below.

Should You Participate?

Yes.  If you want to be a part of a process that encourages mutual respect and a civilized resolution to your disputes and are open to at least a civilized relationship with your partner / ex-spouse moving forward.

Families with Children Involved

For families with children (of whatever age), Collaborative Law provides a way for parents to restructure, allowing them to co-parent and communicate on good terms.

Why Us?

In Collaborative Practice, core elements form your commitments to this process, which are to:

  • Negotiate a mutually acceptable resolution without having courts decide issues.
  • Maintain open communication and information sharing.
  • Create shared solutions acknowledging the highest priorities of all.

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Info About Memphis Collaborative Alliance

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