Jane Collaborative Lawyer

Whenever anyone has offended me, I try to raise my soul so high that the offense cannot reach it. René Descartes * Rise above it. Don’t go under. A Collaborative Process (not a court process) is the best defence.

How do you choose a Collaborative Family Lawyer? Someone who is the right fit for you? . Tip: Make sure they are qualified. . Have they completed their full collaborative training? To look up qualified collaborative professionals: collaborativepracticetoronto.com.

A Collaborative Process allows you to discuss things, to be heard, be respected and comforted - in a safe space. Not in a court room. You are in control of how and when you negotiate. A court process will never allow for that kind of flexibility or freedom.

The goal of a Collaborative Process is for everyone to cooperate and work together towards a 'win win' settlement. You might not always associate cooperation and collaboration with divorce, but consider a Collaborative Process and you will see the difference.

I am not your typical "LAWYER' and my clients don't think so either... "Lawyers often get a bad rap, but Jane represents everything that is good and honorable in her profession. And Jane has been an amazing support to me during a difficult time. I have peace because of her help. Thank you so much." As a Collaborative Family Lawyer, I am committed to supporting my clients.