Collaborative law. What will we talk about? www.mogers.co.uk
by Neil Denny
1. Anchor Statements
1.1. Why choose collaborative
1.2. What is important, both now and in the future...
1.2.1. To you
1.2.2. To the family
1.2.3. To your children
1.3. Values and beliefs
2. Principles
2.1. Creative
2.2. Role of legal advice
2.3. Your expectations
2.3.1. Time
2.3.2. What can be achieved
2.4. Shape
2.5. Your process
2.6. Commitment
3. Participation Agreement
3.1. Do we understand it?
3.2. Do we agree it?
3.3. Do we need or want to modify it?
3.4. Sign it
4. Who?
4.1. Financial advisers
4.2. Accountants
4.3. Therapists/Counsellors
4.3.1. Family
4.3.2. Children
4.3.3. Individual adult work
4.3.4. Divorce or life coaches
5. Us
5.1. Where are we with our relationship
5.2. How will we relate to and communicate with one another
6. Children
6.1. Co-parenting arrangements
6.1.1. Home
6.1.2. Holidays
6.1.3. supporting each other in front of children
6.2. How will we communicate with the children
6.2.1. Need expert assistance?
6.2.2. Importance
6.2.3. Jointly
6.2.4. Recommended reading/study
6.3. Introducing or discussing new partners
6.3.1. How
6.3.2. When
7. Finances
7.1. Disclosure
7.1.1. Valuations
7.1.2. Agree schedule
7.2. Assets, income and pensions
7.2.1. Past
7.2.2. Present
7.2.3. Future
7.2.4. Expert input
7.2.4.1. Valuation
7.2.4.2. Tax issues
7.2.4.3. How to share