Common use of Additional Team Members Clause in Contracts

Additional Team Members. In addition to retaining Collaborative attorneys, the parties may decide to use the team approach to the Collaborative Process in which case they may retain the following additional team members, with whom they must execute separate engagement agreements and the attached Team Pledge: Two mental health professionals, each acting as a coach for one party to facilitate communication and management of emotions, facilitate the Collaborative Process, and assist with resolving parenting issues; [Or Alternatively, One-Coach Option] One mental health professional to facilitate communication between them, facilitate the Collaborative Process, and assist with resolving parenting issues; One mental health professional acting as a child specialist to meet with their child(ren), to provide them with child development information, to voice the needs and/or concerns of their child(ren) when needed, and to provide information to parents and coaches to assist them with resolving parenting issues; and/or A financial neutral to gather their financial information, to summarize, analyze and/or present it to them as requested, and to assist with resolving financial issues. The above-listed professionals and the attorneys constitute the Collaborative Team (sometimes referred to as “the Team”).

Additional Team Members. In addition to retaining Collaborative attorneys, the parties may decide to use the team approach to the Collaborative Process in which case they may retain the following additional team members, with whom they must execute separate engagement agreements and the attached Team Pledge: Two mental health professionals, each acting as a coach for one party to facilitate communication and management of emotions, facilitate the Collaborative Process, and assist with resolving parenting issues; [Or Alternatively, One-Coach Option] One mental health professional to facilitate communication between them, facilitate the Collaborative Process, and assist with resolving parenting issues; One mental health professional acting as a child specialist to meet with their child(renchild(xxx), to provide them with child development information, to voice the needs and/or concerns of their child(ren) when needed, and to provide information to parents and coaches to assist them with resolving parenting issues; and/or A financial neutral to gather their financial information, to summarize, analyze and/or present it to them as requested, and to assist with resolving financial issues. The above-listed professionals and the attorneys constitute the Collaborative Team (sometimes referred to as “the Team”).