Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach) & Fay Petcher
Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach), Fay Petcher & Corinne Parke
Dispute Resolution & Your Divorce!? w/ Corinne Parke, Child & Child Family Law - Ep23
Dispute Resolution & Your Divorce!? w/ Corinne Parke, Child & Child Family Law - Ep23
Dispute Resolution & Your Divorce!? w/ Corinne Parke, Child & Child Family Law - Ep23
Monday 7th March 2022
Tom Nash, Fay Petcher, and Corinne Parke debunk myths about divorce dispute resolution and explore alternatives like mediation. Listen for valuable insights.
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Tom Nash (Mr Divorce Coach) & Fay Petcher
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Get the buttons here!Untangling Divorce Disputes: Insights from Corinne Parke
They want solicitors to give them the answer sometimes, and obviously sometimes that can't happen. And I think to me that that's really important. They want all of that wrapped up in one, and I think that's also the reason why we do this- is to help re-educate people in terms of having that best support network around you is, yes, have the legal aspect with someone like yourself, but yes, also have the financial aspect.
Ever wondered if you really have to go to court for your divorce? In this episode of the Divorce Coaching Podcast, Tom Nash and Fay Petcher sit down with Corinne Parke, a Family Law Partner at Child & Child, to explore the often misunderstood world of dispute resolution. Corinne brings her extensive knowledge to the table, helping to clear up common misconceptions and shed light on alternatives to the courtroom drama many dread.
The conversation kicks off with the burning question: 'Do I HAVE to go to court?' Spoiler alert: not necessarily. They dive into various forms of Dispute Resolution (DR), also known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) or Non-Court Dispute Resolution (NCDR). From mediation to private Financial Dispute Resolutions (FDRs), the episode covers a range of options that can save you time, money, and emotional stress.
The trio also discusses the role of solicitors in guiding you through these alternatives and the importance of having a robust support network, including legal and financial experts. Corinne emphasizes that understanding these options can make a significant difference in how amicable and smooth your divorce proceedings can be. With a focus on minimizing animosity and considering the impact on children, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world examples.
Whether you're just starting your divorce journey or looking for ways to make the process less contentious, this episode offers valuable insights that could change your approach entirely.