Family
Jun. 22, 2009
There's No I in 'Collaborate'
If the Uniform Collaborative Law Act passes, attorneys should prepare for clients' piqued interest in the collaborative law process, writes Jeffrey P. Bollinger.
Last year, I was approached by a prospective client whose husband wanted to resolve their divorce through collaborative law. The husband's attorney contacted me to ask if I was amenable to signing a collaborative agreement. I broached the subject with a partner in my law firm, and we agreed that we would have to decline since we were not trained in collaborative law. My colleague suggested that we explore collaborative law furt...
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