Facilitating conflict resolution through client-centric innovation with Anne-Marie Cade

why Anne-Marie pivoted from traditional legal practice to coaching and mediation;

what conflict coaching, divorce coaching and parenting coordination actually is;

how the structured coaching process and setting goals empowers clients to make better decisions;

how shifting mindsets aids conflict resolution and results in a win/win situation;

the different aspects of a divorce that many people don't initially consider and the importance of explaining the process clearly to clients;

the process required for clients to make decisions they can stick with;

how different communication styles can influence the other party's response;

how parenting coordination helps parents navigate their co-parenting relationship post-divorce;

the circumstances in which Courts appoint parenting coordinators;

the best time to appoint a parenting coordinator and why;

training and qualifications required to be a parenting coordinator;

whether people other than lawyers can effectively undertake quasi-legal activities;

what Anne-Marie aims to research on her Churchill Fellowship;

the profession's attitude to this innovation and its role in access to justice;

Anne-Marie's views on how technology can be most effective in the family law context including online mediation, disclosure and apps;

how Divorce Right's online "Divorce GPS" assists;

how her clients have embraced online mediation and online family law forms;

how she rebalances the traditional power imbalance between lawyer and client;

the importance of understanding your own values and active listening as a lawyer and a client; and

Anne-Marie's definition of legal innovation!