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When you enter into a settlement agreement, it is important that you have received all the information you need to be fully informed about the issues to be decided and that you believe that the settlement outcome is a good outcome for you considering all the information you have received. This is called informed decision…
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I had the pleasure of attending the Collaborative Professionals of Saskatchewan Inc.’ s Advanced Interdisciplinary Training in Saskatoon on June 20th, 2024. This engaging full day session was facilitated by the amazing team of Victoria Smith, Laurie Stein and Jane Tremblay, a Collaborative Training team from Toronto, Ontario, provided insights and different ways of thinking…
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A Collaborative Divorce process is the best way to set the stage for your successful co-parenting journey. When separating or divorcing, you are each represented by your own collaborative lawyer, with both lawyers working together with you towards co-parenting that is focused on the best interests of your children. Through the collaborative process, you can…
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A divorce coach is a certified professional with specialized education and training in fields such as psychology, counseling, or social work, who also has expertise in areas associated with marital termination. For example, a neutral divorce coach can help individuals to manage their emotions associated with separation/divorce, resolve conflicts, improve communication, address relevant family dynamics, inclusive…
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You may have heard about the Collaborative Divorce Process and wondered whether it can help you with your separation or divorce. The good news is that you only really need 5 things to have a Collaborative Divorce or Separation: A Lawyer who is a member of the Collaborative Professionals of Saskatchewan All members of the…
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I just had, yet, another client come to my office, stone-faced, distraught and deeply hurt. This client had just finished reading the affidavit filed by their spouse of numerous years. All of the terrible, untrue allegations the affidavit held ripped at my client’s inner being as a person, parent and spouse. The spouse that my client was devoted…