All Family Law FAQ’s | NJ Collaborative Divorce FAQ’s
Q) How Does a Lawyer’s Assessment of the Likely Outcome of the Client’s Case Affect the manner in which the Lawyer Approaches a Collaborative Law Case?
A) Although the manner in which participation agreement prohibits threatening litigation, the collaborative lawyer will assess both the strengths and weaknesses of the client’s case included in any such assessment will be an opinion as to the outcome of the case if it were to be litigated. The lawyers assessment of the likely outcome of the client’s case if it were to have litigated will be incorporated into the dialogue of discussions between the partners and attorneys during the collaborative process.
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