This program will explain and demonstrate the importance of the financial neutral’s role in the Collaborative divorce process. Professionals will learn the importance of financial reports, how the other team members can assist in helping the client understand and utilize the reports, the best time to present financial information to clients, and strategies for dealing [...]
Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training Collaborative Practice (the newer approach to family law) differs from litigation, pre-trial settlement, and even divorce mediation. It involves a Collaborative team approach in which three types of professionals join forces—without reliance on threats, demands, or the court—to support a couple through the divorce process and toward a new post-divorce [...]
Using Family Law Software in Collaborative Cases: Maximizing the Potential for Settlement Attend this program and learn how to effectively use Family Law Software in the Collaborative Process; tips and [...]
Six hour Fellows Collaborative Skills (FCST) training featuring Nancy Cameron. How Values and Identity Impact Our Work as Dispute Resolution Professionals Read more and register: http://clioi.wildapricot.org/event-3258182
Connect to the larger Collaborative community, participate in educational sessions, network, and more! Register: https://www.collaborativepractice.com/iacp-events Visit www.collaborativepractice.com for more details.
Interested in helping families resolve their differences peacefully rather than battling as adversaries in the courtroom? Divorce doesn't have to be destructive. The Collaborative Divorce Process enables couples to approach divorce in a non-adversarial manner, through agreements tailored to family priorities and alternatives to fighting in court. Join us for this informative and interactive training [...]