Collaborative Family Law — Victoria, BC

1. What if the spouses don’t get along well enough to be in the same room?
2. Is CFL cheaper than going to court?
3. What is a divorce coach, and how is a coach different from a therapist?
4. How is CFL different from mediation?
5. How is CFL different from going to court?
6. Why do the spouses need to get new lawyers if the CFL process breaks down?
7. What is the Victoria Collaborative Family Law Group?
8. Okay, I’m interested. How can I get started in the CFL process?
9. How can I get my spouse interested in CFL?
10. How can professionals join the Victoria CFL Group?
11. What roles do different professionals play in a CFL process?

Okay, I’m interested. How can I get started in the CFL process?

All the members of the Victoria CFL Group are listed in Our Team section of this website. You can phone one of the team members to inquire about the CFL process and start the process. Some people may want to start with a divorce coach while others may want to start with a lawyer or financial advisor. A CFL process has not actually started until both spouses and the professionals working with them have signed a CFL Participation Agreement. You can also leave a message on the Victoria CFL Group’s answering machine at (250) 704-2600, and request that an information package be sent to you or that one of members phone you. You can also email us.