Family Law Pathways Tool Talks Webinar: Collaborative Practice in the family law space

COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE IN FAMILY LAW

In this webinar you will find out more about Collaborative Practice in the family law space, and learn:

• The elements of collaborative practice in the family law space and how the process works
• The role of collaborative practice and how it differs from traditional conflict resolution such as mediation and litigation
• How Collaborative practice focuses on resolving family law disputes whilst acknowledging the interests' needs and concerns of everyone involved in the dispute
• How the interests and needs of the children are addressed in collaborative practice
• The role of collaboratively trained professionals or neutrals in the process, such as child consultants, accountants and financial advisors

Whether you're a legal professional, social worker, or advocate, this webinar will provide valuable knowledge and tools to help you navigate these important updates.

About the speaker - Ruth Chowdhury

Ruth is a lawyer and the Founder and Principal of Abridge Mediation. 

Ruth practices in:

• Family Dispute Resolution 
• Mediation (as a Nationally Accredited Mediator)
• Coaching for Collaborative Practice
• Parenting Coordination

She has a keen interest in finding alternative ways to help families resolve disputes without going to court. Ruth is passionate about supporting clients in managing and avoiding conflict and improving communication, for the betterment of our communities, workplaces, clients, families, and children.