What is Collaborative Practice?

Collaborative Practice is a method of resolving disputes where participants work with a team of professionals to craft their own agreements. Clients work together in a respectful way, keeping in mind the importance of protecting their children and other involved people from conflict. Decisions are made by the participants without the involvement of a judge or other decision authority.

Collaborative Law, Collaborative Practice, Collaborative Process, and Collaborative Divorce are terms often used interchangeably.

“Collaborative Divorce” refers to the resolution of particular types of family law disputes (divorce and domestic partnerships).

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Divorce Options®

Divorce Options® is an educational workshop that helps individuals understand their divorce choices. Originally a huge success in California, it has now expanded to Collaborative Practice groups across the U.S.

This workshop, led by a family law attorney, mental health professional, and financial specialist, provides unbiased information on the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of divorce. Participants leave with clarity and confidence about their next steps.

Collaborative Practice California offers licensing, training, and ongoing support for practice groups nationwide.

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