Common use of Withdrawal of Other Team Member Clause in Contracts

Withdrawal of Other Team Member. Any other Team member may deem it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason set out in Paragraph 9.D. He or she agrees to do so by a written Notice of Withdrawal to his or her client, the attorneys and to all other professionals involved. This may be done without terminating the status of the case as a Collaborative case. Within thirty (30) days thereafter, the parties will use their best efforts to reach agreement on whether to replace the withdrawing Team member with another professional, in which case a new Team Pledge must be executed, or proceed without replacing such professional. Transition of Files. Each party understands that, if the Collaborative Law Process terminates, each party: (i) has the right to his or her file from his or her attorney, and may direct that his or her file be provided to a successor attorney; (ii) is generally entitled to the divorce coach’s file; and (iii) is entitled to the financial reports prepared by the financial professional if the party has complied with terms of payment. In such a case, the Collaborative attorney is authorized to disclose communications made during the Collaborative Process to any successor attorney, if so requested by the party.

Withdrawal of Other Team Member. Any other Team member may deem it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason set out in Paragraph 9.D. 10.D. He or she agrees to do so by a written Notice of Withdrawal to his or her client, the attorneys and to all other professionals involved. This may be done without terminating the status of the case as a Collaborative case. Within thirty (30) days thereafter, the parties will use their best efforts to reach agreement on whether to replace the withdrawing Team member with another professional, in which case a new Team Pledge must be executed, or proceed without replacing such professional. Transition of Files. Each party understands that, if the Collaborative Law Process terminates, each party: (i) has the right to his or her file from his or her attorney, and may direct that his or her file be provided to a successor attorney; (ii) is generally entitled to the divorce coach’s or child specialist’s file; and (iii) is entitled to the financial reports prepared by the financial professional if the party has complied with terms of payment. In such a case, the Collaborative attorney is authorized to disclose communications made during the Collaborative Process to any successor attorney, if so requested by the party.

Withdrawal of Other Team Member. Any other Team member may deem it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason set out in Paragraph 9.D. He or she agrees to do so by a written Notice of Withdrawal to his or her client, the attorneys and to all other professionals involved. This may be done without terminating the status of the case as a Collaborative case. Within thirty (30) days thereafter, the parties will use their best efforts to reach agreement on whether to replace the withdrawing Team member with another professional, in which case a new Team Pledge must be executed, or proceed without replacing such professional. Transition of Files. Each party understands that, if the Collaborative Law Process terminates, each party: (i) has the right to his or her file from his or her attorney, and may direct that his or her file be provided to a successor attorney; (ii) is generally entitled to the divorce coach’s file; and (iii) is entitled to the financial reports prepared by the financial professional if the party has complied with terms of payment. In such a case, the Collaborative attorney is authorized to disclose communications made during the Collaborative Process Process, to any successor attorney, attorney if so requested by the party.

Withdrawal of Other Team Member. Any other Team member may deem it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason set out in Paragraph 9.D. 10.D. He or she agrees to do so by a written Notice of Withdrawal to his or her client, the attorneys and to all other professionals involved. This may be done without terminating the status of the case as a Collaborative case. Within thirty (30) days thereafter, the parties will use their best efforts to reach agreement on whether to replace the withdrawing Team member with another professional, in which case a new Team Pledge must be executed, or the case may proceed without replacing such professional. Transition of Files. Each party understands that, if the Collaborative Law Process terminates, each party: (i) has the right to his or her file from his or her attorney, and may direct that his or her file be provided to a successor attorney; (ii) is generally entitled to the divorce coach’s or child specialist’s file; and (iii) is entitled to the financial reports prepared by the financial professional if the party has complied with terms of payment. In such a case, the Collaborative attorney is authorized to disclose communications made during the Collaborative Process to any successor attorney, if so requested by the party.