

NEGOTIATION LITIGATION
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Parties can work out solutions outside of the straightjacket of complex laws and regulations
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Parties can make their own decisions on the issues -- you control the outcome. Assumes the parties, not the judges, know what will work best.
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Agreements likely to be more durable when relying on constructive useful solutions chosen by the parties.
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The parties come through the process with dignity and self-respect.
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The negotiation process is self-affirming. Each party recognizes that he or she has done his or her best to work through a difficult transition in a constructive and productive fashion.
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The parties can preserve a respectful, working relationship with each other after resolution. For parties with children, such a future relationship is crucial for the children.
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The negotiation process is efficient and effective but demands a high level of emotional and mental energy.
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Negotiation is relatively less expensive. It is less costly than litigation.
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Your private matters remain private.