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Some downsides to collaborative divorce include the agreement that the attorneys involved cannot participate in litigation if the collaborative process fails. This means that if the process does not succeed, the parties may have to start over with new counsel. While the goal is to avoid reaching that point, if it happens, it can be challenging to establish a new attorney-client relationship.
Portland, OR family law attorney Kaite Goss talks about the potential downsides of collaborative divorce. Some downsides to collaborative divorce include the agreement that the attorneys involved cannot participate in litigation if the collaborative process fails. This means that if the process does not succeed, the parties may have to start over with new counsel. While the goal is to avoid reaching that point, if it happens, it can be challenging to establish a new attorney-client relationship.