No Product Sales and No Future Dealings Sample Clauses

No Product Sales and No Future Dealings. The Financial Professional’s responsibility in this role terminates once the settlement has been reached or the Collaborative process has been terminated. The Financial Professional may not work with either client post-settlement excepting as noted in this paragraph. The Financial Professional shall not take assets under administration or sell any financial products. The Financial Professional may assist either or both clients in the implementation of their settlement agreement and in a post-settlement evaluation if agreed upon as part of the Collaborative proceedings. It is critical that the Financial Professional maintain his/her neutrality even after negotiations have been concluded. We have read the above agreement in its entirety, understand the content and agree to the terms. Signature Date Signature Date Name of Financial Professional Date SCHEDULE C FAMILY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AGREEMENT This is an agreement made between: and: “The Clients” and: “The Family Professional”
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No Product Sales and No Future Dealings. The Financial Professional’s responsibility in this role terminates once the settlement has been reached or the Collaborative process has been terminated. The Financial Professional may not work with either client post-settlement excepting as noted in this paragraph. The Financial Professional shall not take assets under administration or sell any financial products. The Financial Professional may assist either or both clients in the implementation of their settlement agreement and in a post-settlement evaluation if agreed upon as part of the Collaborative proceedings. It is critical that the Financial Professional maintain his/her neutrality even after negotiations have been concluded. We have read the above agreement in its entirety, understand the content and agree to the terms. Dated on , 201 Clients: Financial Professional: [full name of client] [full name of client] Schedule “C” Sample Collaborative Family Professional Agreement The Role of the Collaborative Family Professional: The Collaborative Family Professional can be helpful in assisting family members to move through the separation process in a positive way. Their role may include: The Separation Coach helps clients clarify their concerns; helps clients manage their emotions; helps clients develop effective communication skills and reinforce those skills; helps clients develop effective co- parenting skills; and helps clients develop a parenting plan. The Child Consultant is neutral; listens to each child; sensitizes parents to the needs of each child in the context of the divorce; and provides information to parents to help them in the development of their parenting plan. The Facilitator is neutral helps members of the Collaborative team to communicate more effectively at and between meetings helps manage client emotions to enable the process to be more productive and resolution-focused Although the work may continue when the legal intervention is completed, Collaborative Family Professionals remain focused on assisting family members with the separation related issues.
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