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Collaborative law

Deb is trained in collaborative law. However, Deb does not practice “collaborative law” in its strictest sense. Her concern is that if the formal “collaborative law” process breaks down, both parties must retain new lawyers, and start the legal process from the beginning again. To start the process again is extremely expensive and time consuming. Deb’s personal view is that family lawyers should behave and attempt to act collaboratively on every file, using every effort to settle matters, and if it can’t settle, the best lawyer to take the matter to court is the lawyer who tried to settle.

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Belmead Professional Building
#315, 8944 – 182 Street
Edmonton, Alberta T5T 2E3
Telephone: 780-489-6331
Fax: 780-481-1845
Email: reception@trilogyfamilylaw.ca

In your first contact with Trilogy Family Law, please advise us if you wish to retain Deb as a lawyer (for one party only), or as a mediator, arbitrator or parenting coordinator (for both parties). Our intake procedure when Deb is acting as a lawyer is different than when Deb is acting as a mediator, arbitrator or parenting coordinator, to preserve Deb’s neutrality and the fairness of the process. If one of the parties has had contact with Deb, independently from their spouse or partner, Deb may not be able to provide her services as a mediator, arbitrator or parenting coordinator.

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