. Welcome to Our Collaborative Law Practice

Our practice is founded on the belief that the most enduring solutions are those reached together, outside the courtroom.

Collaborative Law: A Path to Respectful Resolution

Collaborative law is a powerful approach to resolving family disputes without the adversarial atmosphere of traditional litigation. It’s about working together, with the support of trained professionals, to find solutions that respect the interests and needs of all parties involved, particularly when children are at the centre of the matter.

Why Choose Collaborative Law?

Preserves Relationships: Our approach fosters communication and understanding, aiming to preserve relationships rather than strain them

Tailored Solutions: Collaborative law allows for creative, customized solutions that a court might not propose.

Control and Privacy: You maintain control over the outcome and enjoy a level of privacy that court proceedings cannot offer.

Support and Guidance: Our team, including collaboratively trained lawyers and other professionals, provides comprehensive support, ensuring your emotional and legal needs are addressed.

Our Commitment to You

As your collaboratively trained lawyer and coach, I am committed to guiding you through the collaborative process with empathy, respect, and professionalism. My role is not just to provide legal advice but to facilitate a constructive dialogue where all voices are heard and valued. Whether you are navigating the complexities of separation, divorce, or other family disputes, I am here to support you in achieving resolutions that are in everyone’s best interests.

Stay Out of Court, Not Out of Control

Choosing collaborative law means choosing a path that keeps you out of court but firmly in control of your future. It’s a decision to handle family matters with dignity, respect, and cooperation. Here, we are dedicated to helping you and your family find a way forward, together.

Let’s Begin

Whether you are just exploring your options or ready to start the collaborative process, I am here to answer your questions and guide you through every step. Together, we can transform a challenging time into an opportunity for resolution and growth. Welcome to a better way of resolving disputes — welcome to our collaborative law practice.

Collaborative coaching

We provide invaluable support as coaches or neutrals in the collaborative law process.

The coach or neutral is often considered the anchor of a collaborative law process.

The coach guides the participants, their lawyers and any specialists through the collaborative law process.

As coaches, we serve as guides and mentors, offering emotional support, communication skills training, and practical guidance to individuals navigating the complexities of family law disputes.

Our role is to empower clients to express their needs and concerns effectively, to foster understanding and empathy between parties, and to facilitate productive dialogue aimed at reaching mutually beneficial agreements.

As neutrals, we bring impartiality and objectivity to the table, helping to ensure fairness and balance throughout the collaborative process.

By serving as a bridge between parties, we enhance communication, promote cooperation, and facilitate the resolution of conflicts in a manner that minimizes animosity and preserves relationships.

With our expertise and commitment to fostering a collaborative environment, we help families navigate the challenges of divorce, custody matters, and other family law issues with dignity, respect, and efficiency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at anna@awynnelegal.com.au if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How do I start a collaborative law process?

Give us a call to chat about yout options.

Do your research and if you fel comfortable share the information with your spouse. The Australian Assoication of Colllaborative Professionals webstie is a great resource to start www.collaborativeaustralia.com.au

How do I approach my partner about collaboration?

It depends on your situation.

You can talk to your spouse yourself. Your collaboratively trained lawyer can make contact or a neutral or coach in the collaborative process can make contact.

. Welcome to Our Collaborative Law Practice

Collaborative coaching

Frequently Asked Questions

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