<p>Jason Sposeep, JD joins Brad & Ken to dive a bit deeper into the subtle nuances of the collaborative process appreciating moments when "it just works!"  Jason is a seasoned family law attorney practicing at Schiller, Ducanto, & Fleck and has a passion for the collaborative process. He has participated in more than 50 collaborative divorce... <a class="more-link" href="https://collaborativeresolutionproject.com/2019/02/10/crp-7-the-collaborative-process-when-it-just-works/#more-141">Continue Reading →</a></p>

Jason Sposeep, JD joins Brad & Ken to dive a bit deeper into the subtle nuances of the collaborative process appreciating moments when "it just works!" Jason is a seasoned family law attorney practicing at Schiller, Ducanto, & Fleck and has a passion for the collaborative process. He has participated in more than 50 collaborative divorce... Continue Reading →

<p>Jason Sposeep, JD joins Brad &amp; Ken to dive a bit deeper into the subtle nuances of the collaborative process appreciating moments when "it just works!"&nbsp; Jason is a seasoned family law attorney practicing at&nbsp;Schiller, Ducanto, &amp; Fleck and has a passion for the collaborative process. He has participated in more than 50 collaborative divorce... <a href="https://collaborativeresolutionproject.com/2019/02/10/crp-7-the-collaborative-process-when-it-just-works/#more-141" rel="noopener noreferrer">Continue Reading →</a></p>

CRP #7 – The Collaborative Process – When it Just Works!

The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and PRINCIPLES of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

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The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and PRINCIPLES of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and&nbsp;PRINCIPLES&nbsp;of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

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