Empowering parties and
enabling win-win solutions.
The Collaborative Law Process is a streamlined conflict resolution option that saves time, money and stress. It avoids litigation and instead involves a series of five or six round-table meetings between the parties and their collaboratively trained lawyers. During these meetings, the parties discuss the problem and its resolution.
There are no court filings, depositions, or hearings. The parties craft their own rules for protecting shared information, thus preserving privacy. Resolution moves at a pace that matches the needs of the parties, typically in a matter of weeks and at a fraction of the cost of traditional litigation.
The Collaborative Law Process is a streamlined conflict resolution option that saves time, money and stress. It avoids litigation and instead involves a series of five or six round-table meetings between the parties and their collaboratively trained lawyers. During these meetings, the parties discuss the problem and its resolution.
There are no court filings, depositions, or hearings. The parties craft their own rules for protecting shared information, thus preserving privacy. Resolution moves at a pace that matches the needs of the parties, typically in a matter of weeks and at a fraction of the cost of traditional litigation.
Identify Client Goals and Ideal Outcomes
✓Choose the Collaborative Process and Invite Other Party(ies)
✓ Discuss and Sign Collaborative Participation Agreement
✓ Discuss each party’s goals and develop strategies to meet them
RESOLVE
The North Carolina Civil Collaborative Law Association ("NCCCLA") is a non-profit organization formed to educate the public and attorneys about the use and advantages of the Collaborative Law Process in resolving civil disputes; to lead the way in the advancement if civil Collaborative Law; and to serve its membership.