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What are the potential downsides of collaborative divorce?

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some of the downsides to collaborative
divorce would be that when you enter
into this process you’re agreeing that
the lawyers that are involved cannot
participate in litigation if the
collaborative process were to fail so
sometimes that can feel like having to
start over with new Council if the
collaborative process were to fail the
goal is that you never reach that point
but if you do it can be challenging to
start over with 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.

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