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As professionals, helping those in grief navigate an estate dispute or facilitating family succession conversations before death can be challenging.

We strive to be compassionate and aim to find peaceful outcomes, but this can be difficult when the most commonly adopted pathway is a litigious one that carries with it the threat of ending up in court. Even if mediation ultimately results in settlement it is often only after significant costs have already been incurred and family relationships have been damaged beyond repair.

The Collaborative Law process is an early-intervention, multidisciplinary dispute resolution framework based on an agreement by the parties and their lawyers not to litigate.

The emphasis is on creative problem solving, negotiation and co-operation to settle conflict.

Multidisciplinary

The multidisciplinary model means that family members facing an estate dispute (before death or after death) can be supported by counsellors and have access to shared financial advice so they can be supported to make informed decisions about their future in a calm, open and measured way.

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“This course will increase your knowledge and your contacts.”

— Stuart Warren – financial planner

“This course will better your skills and for a financial neutral to understand how often professional services operate and how you can work together. I found working with Zinta and Anne-Marie very rewarding — their approach is non-judgmental which is important to ensure that attendees feel comfortable asking questions and participating in role plays.”

— Jessie Hinds – financial adviser

“The outcomes of this course provides the basis and training to involved professionals enabling them to successfully manage the foundation and guidance to support and achieve agreeable conclusions in succession planning, wills and estates conversations and disputes.”

— Julie Gray – financial planner

“This course is a great way to be introduced to a whole new way of thinking about resolving estate disputes. It challenges your thinking about available ways to resolve conflicts.”

— Josh Fox – lawyer

“Fantastic experience – I loved how you both worked together to bring training on the collaborative model based on experience (Anne-Marie) and a continual tie in to the estates context (Zinta). You were also flexible to explore the grey areas and go with the flow of the attendees with our (constant) questions!”

— Kylie Costigan – estate planning and estate administration lawyer

I am excited about everything and have particularly appreciated the tools and the food for thought gained in the training.

I am very conscious of the tools learned and the explanation about human reactions and neuroscience it has been extraordinarily helpful and worthwhile. I thought it [the training] was great, I very much enjoyed the interactive nature of it and the way it was presented, the role plays were challenging at first but ended up being quite fun – you were both great presenters and teachers and very informative – you’ve put a huge amount of work into creating an interesting, educational and very valuable body of knowledge and presented it in a way that was very considerate of attendees – you had our undivided attention on the day.”

— Succession Lawyer