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 [...]
Parenting Language After Changes In The Law: No More "Sole/Joint Custody", No More "Visitiation". Learn how to talk to your clients and patients about parenting issues and concepts in light of all the changes in the law; learn how the changes in the child support statute impact the counting of overnights, which has taken on [...]
The Art of Intake - Fellows Collaborative Skills Training (FCST) The initial intake is the point of entry into a case, and how you discuss the process choices with the client will determine what process they choose. We have learned over time that the intake is the place where Collaborative cases are made or lost. [...]
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 tricks for collecting information, entry of data, and persuasive presentations of options and results. This program is geared toward attorneys and financial professionals, but mental [...]
Interest-Based Collaboration: Doing It Effectively - with Jacinta Gallant 6 - hour Fellows Collaborative Skills Training (FCST) Cafe La Cave (Des Plaines), 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Attend and learn skills and gain insight into helping clients and Collaborative teams shift from positions to interests and find solutions which meet the needs of the parties. [...]