WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS Sample Clauses

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS. BY PARTY If a Party wishes to withdraw from the Collaborative Process, the Party must withdraw from the Collaborative Process pursuant to the Lawyers’ Participation Agreement.
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WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS. If either client decides that the Collaborative process is no longer viable, he or she agrees to immediately inform the other client, the Financial Professional and all Collaborative team members in writing, about the decision to end the Collaborative process. If either client wishes to end the engagement with the Financial Professional, in order to retain the services of a new Financial Professional or to proceed without the services of a Financial Professional, the client agrees to immediately inform the other client and all Collaborative team members in writing. The Financial Professional reserves the right to withdraw from the case for any reason. The Financial Professional has an obligation to withdraw from the case if either client is not acting in good faith. Should the Financial Professional decide to withdraw, he/she agrees to inform the clients and all Collaborative team members in writing. If the Collaborative process has not been terminated, the withdrawing Financial Professional will make every effort to provide suitable referrals to other Financial Professionals to facilitate the engagement of a new financial Professional. In the event of a decision to withdraw by any person, all incurred fees are due and payable.
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WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COLLABORATIVE PROCESS. The parties understand and agree that neither Collaborative Lawyer shall be permitted to enforce any written agreements between the parties. Should the parties seek to enforce any written agreement over the objection of the other party, the parties must withdraw from the collaborative process. In such event, the Collaborative Lawyers shall withdraw as attorneys of record and, if required, shall consent to the substitution of trial counsel. LEGAL PROCESS Court Proceedings: After this Collaborative Law Participation Agreement is signed by both parties and their Collaborative Lawyers, unless otherwise agreed or a withdrawal from the collaborative law process occurs (as set out hereafter) prior to reaching final agreement on all issues, no motion or document will be prepared or filed which would initiate court intervention, other than a Petition or Counter-Petition for Divorce and Answer, for which service of citation will be accepted by the parties* respective lawyers. No hearing shall be set thereon, other than a final hearing to enter an Agreed Decree. So long as the collaborative law procedures are in effect, there shall be no judicial intervention except to have the Court approve the settlement agreement, make the legal pronouncements, and sign the orders required by law to effectuate the agreement.
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