Partner, and Head of our Family department, Emma Briggs is part of the South Cumbria and North Lancashire Collaborative Law Group.

Collaborative Law is a form of family Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) where specially trained lawyers acting for each party resolve family law disputes through a series of four-way meetings attended by the parties and their respective collaboratively trained lawyers.

This week Emma appears in the Westmorland Gazette with her fellow collaborative lawyers asking “is there such a thing as a good divorce?”.

Collaborative Law

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Emma offers specialist advice in relation to divorce, separation and resolving financial matters with the benefit of over 20 years experience. Emma is one of the few qualified collaborative solicitors in the area enabling her to offer a wider range of options for resolving disputes.

If you have a matrimonial issue, please do not hesitate to contact our family law department on 01524 846846 today.

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