If One of the Parties to a Collaborative Divorce Chooses

question 46

Multiple Choice

If one of the parties to a collaborative divorce chooses to litigate the divorce after the case begins,what must then happen?

• A) Both attorneys must resign.
• B) The attorneys continue to represent their clients in court.
• C) The litigating party's attorney must resign.
• D) This situation could never occur,because litigation rights are lost in the decision to use collaborative proceedings.
• E) The attorneys will not receive a fee from either of the litigants.

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