Negotiations through Solicitors
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Mediation may not be the right approach for every case. If you feel intimidated or uncomfortable dealing directly with your ex-partner, it’s understandable that mediation might not work for you.
In such situations, we can step in to handle communication on your behalf. This can involve written correspondence between solicitors, telephone discussions, or structured meetings. By taking this approach, we aim to reduce the stress and pressure you may feel during negotiations.
A round-table meeting is a settlement-focused discussion designed to bring both parties together with their legal representatives to reach an agreement. This method is often highly effective, offering a practical and efficient way to resolve disputes without the need for prolonged court proceedings.
In such situations, we can step in to handle communication on your behalf. This can involve written correspondence between solicitors, telephone discussions, or structured meetings. By taking this approach, we aim to reduce the stress and pressure you may feel during negotiations.
A round-table meeting is a settlement-focused discussion designed to bring both parties together with their legal representatives to reach an agreement. This method is often highly effective, offering a practical and efficient way to resolve disputes without the need for prolonged court proceedings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is negotiation?
Negotiation through solicitors involves having lawyers represent you in discussions to resolve legal disputes, such as divorce settlements, outside of court.
How can a solicitor help with negotiations?
Solicitors use their legal expertise to advocate for your interests, ensuring a fair outcome while avoiding the stress and cost of litigation.
Is negotiation legally binding?
Agreements reached through negotiation can be made legally binding if formalised in a written contract or consent order.
What if negotiation fails?
If negotiations don’t result in an agreement, your solicitor can guide you through alternative dispute resolution options or prepare for court.
What are the benefits of negotiating through a solicitor?
It allows for professional guidance, reduces conflict, and often leads to quicker and more amicable resolutions
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