Collaborative Divorce 201: Advanced Topics

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In this 1-hour presentation Russell, Carrie, and Jarret share their insights on advanced topics in collaborative divorce, covering the following: 1. Recap 2. Full teams 3. Are you working remotely? What are the advantages and disadvantages of working remotely? 4. What do you foresee will be the standard for practicing in the future? Remote? Hybrid? In-office? 5. How do you manage all the documents you need for a collaborative case? 6. How are the changes to the Divorce Act impacting CP? 7. Expert Reports 8. Runaway train 9. Saving the Golden Goose 10. Impasse and hitting a wall

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