Negotiation Skills For Not Reaching Conflict

Good negotiation skills can include multiple locations at once

It is highly possible that two players in a conflictcan agree on something very small. This agreement must not be neglected since it must be realized as it can be a partial solution to a global conflict.

Seeing that "something" they can agree on, people realize that if they try and collaborate, they can agree on other issues, too, issues that may be harsher.

There are negotiations which can lead to a full resolution of a conflict

In other cases, negotiations can only solve part of the conflict. That agreement reached will be an opening to a better communication in the future and the litigstion may become a less important subject.

Example: A client calls for legal representation, for mediation as there are children involved, for visitation, food and permission to leave the country.

It is "almost certain" that if the client loves their minor children or cares about them very much, their ex will not refuse the continuation of the situation as such. Then, you can easily sign "at least" a tenancy agreement. They can move a lot and then the court may solve the trial in a few years only.

If a mother and father agree that one of them shall exercise the ownership of the children, it is almost certain that the other will ask for a visitation schedule and there are if there are no serious reasons not to do so, they may agree to mediation.

However, they may not agree to mediation and the visitation schedule because a problem, as well as the amount of the allowance.

In that case, they can go to trial only for that reason or to reach a visitation agreement and an allowance one, but they cannot authorize the departure of a minor. In that case, they must apply for the trip in court and on time.

The mediations are successful regardless of the number of items in the APA.
If you do not agree on everything and only agree on one or two things, it is the clients that determine their lives and not the judge, which will give them greater decision-making autonomy, while avoiding one, two or three trials.

In family law, each of these issues represents a different record whether the two go to court with them or not. It takes a long, long effort, a lot of money, so mediation is probably the best solution or the most fortunate one.

A victory on your side might be the fact that if your ex goes away with your son for 3 months, a judge may require the immediate return as a violation of the agreement.