Acknowledgement of Commitment to Collaborative Process Sample Clauses

Acknowledgement of Commitment to Collaborative Process. We have read this Agreement in its entirety, understand its content and agree to its terms. This agreement may be signed on separate dates. The separate agreements together constitute one and the same document. Date: ________________________________ Party1 Date: ________________________________ Party2 Date: ________________________________ Lawyer1 I will represent Party1 in this collaborative process Date: ________________________________ Lawyer2 I will represent Party2 in this collaborative process Step 1 BUILD THE FOUNDATION Introduction and overview of the collaborative process Decide problems to be solved Consider the need for other professionals, such as family, child and/or financial specialists

Acknowledgement of Commitment to Collaborative Process. 17.1 We have read this Agreement in its entirety, understand its contents and agree to its terms. 17.2 This agreement may be signed by each of us separately. The separate agreements together constitute one and the same document. Date: 202 Party1 Date: 202 Party 2 Date: 202 Lawyer 1 I will represent Party 1 in this Collaborative process Date: 202 Lawyer 2 I will represent Party 2 in this Collaborative process Note 1: The Law Society of Ontario provides materials discussing the ownership of file documents in Appendix 2 to its online Guidelines on File Retention and Destruction, ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇/lawyers/practice- supports-and-resources/topics/managing-files/file-retention-and-destruction/appendix-2-file-documents. Key extracts of Appendix 2 are summarized below: The following are some examples of documents in a client file and how a lawyer should deal with these documents: Subject to the right of the lawyer in appropriate circumstances to claim a solicitor's lien, a client is entitled to: •Documents existing before the lawyer was retained; •Originals of documents prepared by the lawyer for the client pursuant to the retainer such as a last will and testament, power of attorney, agreement, transfer and charge; •Personal property of the client such as corporate seals.

Acknowledgement of Commitment to Collaborative Process. We have read this Agreement in its entirety, understand its contents and agree to its terms. This agreement may be signed by each of us separately. The separate agreements together constitute one and the same document. Date: 202 ____________________________________ Party1 Date: 202 ____________________________________ Party 2 Date: 202 ____________________________________ Lawyer 1 I will represent Party 1 in this Collaborative process Date: 202 ____________________________________ Lawyer 2 I will represent Party 2 in this Collaborative process Note 1: The Law Society of Ontario provides materials discussing the ownership of file documents in Appendix 2 to its online Guidelines on File Retention and Destruction, ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇/lawyers/practice-supports-and-resources/topics/managing-files/file-retention-and-destruction/appendix-2-file-documents. Key extracts of Appendix 2 are summarized below: The following are some examples of documents in a client file and how a lawyer should deal with these documents: Subject to the right of the lawyer in appropriate circumstances to claim a solicitor's lien, a client is entitled to: •Documents existing before the lawyer was retained; •Originals of documents prepared by the lawyer for the client pursuant to the retainer such as a last will and testament, power of attorney, agreement, transfer and charge; •Personal property of the client such as corporate seals.

Acknowledgement of Commitment to Collaborative Process. We have read this Agreement in its entirety, understand its content and agree to its terms. In the collaborative process hereunder, wxw will be represented by XXX, and yxy will be represented by . Dated on , 20… Clients: Lawyers:  Introduction and overview of the collaborative process  Decide problems to be solved  Discuss the role for other professionals, such as family, child and/or financial specialists