We are very proud to have as a Partner/Sponsor, The Integrative Law Institute – at Commonweal. “The Integrative Law Institute aims to reclaim law as a healing profession.” The Director, Pauline Tesler, has long been a leading voice in the beginnings and growth of...
TEN QUESTIONS FOR LISA HERRICK AND KATE SCHARFF
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Authors of Navigating Emotional Currents in Collaborative Divorce: A Guide to Enlightened Team Practice Questions posed by Kevin R. Scudder, Collaborative Attorney, Seattle, WA Kate and Lisa: You wrote your book Navigating Emotional Currents in Collaborative Divorce in 2010. The book has been instrumental to me and other Collaborative Practitioners. I believe that your book is a must-read for anyone, Coach, Child Specialist, Financial or Lawyer, who wants to work in Collaborative Law. I said as much in the review of your book posted in the World of Collaborative Practice at https://theworldofcollaborativepractice.com/?p=1626 and suggested...
Collaborative Practi...
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We’re very happy to welcome the Collaborative Practice Training Institute as a Sponsor. With over a dozen members of its Faculty, CPTI offers a broad range of trainings from Basic to Advanced, both general and topic specific. Several of their faculty can be found right here on...
Talking With….. Cat Zavis
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Productive dialogue is essential in the Collaborative Practice approach to Divorce. That requires both self awareness AND genuine empathy for the other person… whether colleague, client or soon-to-be-ex. I spent some time with Cat Zavis talking about how we can each make that possible during Divorce. Cat Zavis has upcoming trainings for collaborative professionals, mediators, and parents (among others) to help them navigate conflict (both inner and outer) with greater skill and success: Cat is offering a FREE teleclass for divorced or divorcing Co-Parents on Monday, February 10th, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Pacific Time. This FREE...
Collaborative Law in the French System
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Ms. Gladel gives an overview of the history of Collaborative Practice in France, from its origins in the work of two Harvard Law professors to the application in the French system. She notes that the traditional system can be fraught with delays that ultimately violate the petitioners human rights and that the Collaborative method is growing because of its ability to work with the parties more efficiently without the restrictions of the court docket. The goals, advantages and processes are clearly defined and illustrated with charts and diagrams for clarity. Collaborative is also compared to other ADR methods to demonstrate the...
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