To win the case at all costs.

To protect the rights and interests of their client.

To ensure that the legal process is followed correctly.

To promote reconciliation between the parties.

It ensures that both parties understand the terms of the agreement.

It protects the lawyer from liability in case of future disputes.

It is a legal requirement for all family law agreements.

It allows the parties to withdraw from the negotiation process at any time.

Collaborative negotiation

Litigation

Mediation

Arbitration

Determining the financial resources of the parents.

Assessing the mental health of the parents.

Evaluating the child's relationship with each parent.

Investigating allegations of child abuse or neglect.

The income of both parents.

The child's age and needs.

The cost of living in the area.

The child's relationship with each parent.

To protect the financial interests of both parties in case of divorce.

To ensure that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities in the marriage.

To establish the terms of child custody and support in case of divorce.

To prevent either party from inheriting the other's property in case of death.

To reach an agreement that is fair to both parties.

To avoid going to court at all costs.

To ensure that the legal process is followed correctly.

To protect the rights of children involved in the dispute.

Maintaining confidentiality.

Avoiding conflicts of interest.

Acting in the best interests of their client.

Providing legal advice based on personal beliefs.

To represent one of the parties in the negotiation.

To provide legal advice to both parties.

To facilitate communication and help the parties reach an agreement.

To make a decision on behalf of the parties.

Division of marital assets and debts.

Arrangements for child custody and support.

Determination of spousal support.

Inheritance rights of the parties.

To establish a schedule for child visitation.

To determine the amount of child support to be paid.

To allocate parental responsibilities and decision-making authority.

To resolve disputes between the parents regarding the child.

Mediation.

Arbitration.

Collaborative law.

Litigation.

Ensuring that the child receives adequate financial support.

Dividing the parents' income equally.

Reimbursing the parents for expenses related to the child.

Punishing the parent who is ordered to pay support.

The income of both spouses.

The length of the marriage.

The age and health of the spouses.

The standard of living during the marriage.

To modify the terms of a prenuptial agreement.

To establish the terms of child custody and support in case of divorce.

To protect the financial interests of both parties in case of divorce.

To determine the inheritance rights of the parties.