The Collaborative Process: When It Works
Not all families are right for the Collaborative Process. It requires two people who are looking to communicate with a support team to arrive at agreements that will address their parenting agreements and schedule and the distribution of their incomes and assets. Some couples are just not in a place to be able to have those types of discussions. But when they are and they are involved with a Collaborative Team, even when things are hard, the process just works. Jason Sposeep, Schiller DuCanto and Fleck partner, helps discuss when and why it works in the Collaborative Resolution Project podcast number 7:The Collaborative Resolution Project pod cast number 7