Declaration of Aspirations for
both parties
Key features about Collaborative Law
Very importantly, prior to the very first four
way meeting, both parties consider their “Declaration of
Aspirations”
This is a very important task for the clients.
This is a statement the parties make, explaining why they have
chosen Collaborative
Divorce Law and each party’s Declaration is read out in
the First 4-way meeting.
This provides the touchstone for the
whole process. Most moving Declarations of Aspirations evolve,
providing an anchor on to which the parties can hold when matters
become tumultuous and difficult in meetings. An example of the type
of Declaration is as follows:
“I have chosen the Collaborative Law process because I want to find
a solution that is fair for me, my husband, and children, and which
enables my husband and myself to remain friends and communicate in
the future for the benefit of ourselves and our children.”
This fundamental touchstone is referred to at later meetings if it
appears that the parties are sliding into the litigious and
positional based approach rather than trying to achieve the best for
the whole family.
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