As the latest issue of The Bath and Wiltshire Parent hits schoolbags, our Family Law Partner, Lauryn Anderson talks to the magazine about the benefits of Collaborative Law.
“We see a seasonal spike in enquiries every September,” shares Lauryn. “It’s down to the stress of the summer holidays and the perceived ‘fresh start’ of the new school year. So, if you and your partner are separating – you’re not alone.”
She goes on to explain what Collaborative Law is, how it works and why Bath Family Law focus on using this process with our clients where appropriate. “It makes the separation process simpler, more affordable and as stress-free as possible,” Lauryn clarifies.
The Collaborative Law route is particularly relevant in cases involving children, she highlights. Not only because it traditionally leads to less tension and conflict between parents, but it’s also more likely to result in a final agreement that’s tailored to your needs and best suited to your children moving forward.
Are you navigating a break-up as the kids go back to school? Read more about how Collaborative Law can help you navigate your separation more amicably on The Bath and Wiltshire Parent website.
