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Florida’s Collaborative Process is a neutral process where both parties agree on an alternative to litigation. Potential candidates for Collaborative Law include spouses and unmarried parents who have at least some common goals, a genuine desire to protect their minor children from the Divorce process, as well as those who are intentional about being solution-focused.

Who are the Collaborative Neutrals? In a Collaborative setting, two neutrals are present throughout Team meetings with both parties and their Family Law Collaborative Attorneys. The Mental Health Neutral serves as the Facilitator, meaning he or she will in essence run each Collaborative Team Meeting. Both parties will work with the Mental Health Neutral to complete the Parenting Plan. As a Neutral, the Mental Health Professional will consider goals that are in the best interest of the minor children, rather than just the wishes of the Family Law Clients.

Known as a more private approach to Family Law, sensitive financial documents in a Collaborative case do not need to be filed publicly with the Court. Instead, the Financial Neutral will assist both parties in preparing the financial affidavit, mandatory disclosure, equitable distribution worksheet, etc. Examples of qualified and Collaboratively trained Financial Neutrals are Certified Public Accountants, Forensic Accountants, or Business Valuation Experts.

Mentioned in this video:
Collaborative Process:    • Describing Collaborative Law (With The NADP)  
Court:    • 6 Top Lessons I've Learned in Court  
Team:    • What to Expect in the First Collaborative ...  
Attorney:    • Interview with Attorney Nick Shannin - Boa...  
Financial:    • Interview with Eric Reinhold - Certified F...  
Mental Health:    • Interview with Renee Cherowitz, LMHC | The...  
Communication:    • Ways to Avoid Divorce and Put Your Marriag...  
Parenting Plan:    • How to Make Changes to the Parenting Plan ...  
CPA:    • Interview with Robert Crews, CPA and Busin...  
Financial Affidavit:    • How to Navigate the Financial Affidavit | ...  
Mandatory Disclosure:    • Navigating Mandatory Disclosure | The Mark...  
Equitable Distribution:    • What is the Equitable Distribution Workshe...  
Child Support:    • Is Your Spouse Avoiding Child Support? | T...  
Alimony:    • The 6 Types of Alimony in Florida | The Ma...  
Central Florida Collaborative Group: https://cfl-cfl.com/
Florida Bar: https://www.floridabar.org/

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