Practice Tips & Newsletters

Practice Tips

Below are a list of archived Practice Tips. Click on the links below to view:

• 2021 Celebration XV Highlights – Still Celebrating After All These Years! – #77 May 2021
• Business As Usual – #74 – February 2021
• Everybody Zoomba! – #73 – December 2020
• All I Want for Christmas is to Wake Up to a Vaccine in My Stocking – #72 – November 2020
• Adult Children in Collaborative Divorce Process: 10 Benefits You Shouldn’t Ignore -#71 – October 2020
• Zoom Fatigue -#69
• The Chronic Funk: Covid-19, Social Justice, and Election Fatigue: An Imperfect Storm – #68
• Divorce in the Age of Covid: Collaborative’s Time to Shine – #67
• Rolling Into the New Normal – #66
• WFH? – #65
• Tips for Continuing Business Wherever You Are – #64
• Mindfulness for Collaborative Professionals – #63
• What is Your Vision for 2020? How to Bring it into Focus – #62
• Positive Reflections on Your Practice – #61
• Supporting the Team’s Financial Neutral – #60
• Don’t Wait! Retain your Financial Neutral Now! – #59
• 10 Reasons to Use a Financial Neutral in Every Collaborative Case! – #58
• Increase Divorce Options Attendance With the Personal Touch – #57
• Millenials: The Next Wave of Potential Clients – #56
• The Success of Celebration XIV – #55
• How to Help Your Clients Parent by Agreement – #54
• Building the Collaborative Bridge – #53
• Gathering at CP Cal’s Celebration XIV – #52
• UnBundling the Myths: The Role of Myths in Assessing Readiness for Collaboration – #51
• Navigating the CPCAL.com Website – Part II – #50
• Navigating the CPCAL.com Website – Part I – #49
• How to Keep the Cost of Collaborative Divorce Down – #48
• What Your Mother Never Taught You About Money… – #47
• How Much Will a Collaborative Divorce Cost? – #46
• The Value of a Collaborative Divorce: Priceless! – #45
• Continue the Conversation CP Cal Conference XIII – #44
• How to Play Well in the Collaborative Sandbox – #43
• Want More Collaborative Clients? – #42
• How to Deal with Mistakes and Repair Working Relationships in Collaboration – #41
• Those Pesky Disclosures – What is Legally Required? – #40
• Developing a Healthy Practice Group – #39
• How Do You Maximize Efficacy from the Role of the Financial Specialist? – #38
• Financials Are Educators Too! How the Financial Neutral Helps the Process – #37
• The Role of the Law in Collaborative Practice – #36
• Riding the Waves of Emotions in Collaborative Divorce – Part 3 of 3 – #35
• Riding the Waves of Emotions in Collaborative Divorce – Part 2 of 3 – #34
• Riding the Waves of Emotions in Collaborative Divorce – Part 1 of 3 – #33
• Collaborating in The Era of Great Political Divide – #32
• How to Assess Whether Clients Can Collaborate – #31
• Tips for Developing Interests in One-on-One Meetings with a Client and a Collaborative Professional #30
• Best Practices for Working With a Neutral Financial Professional – #29
• New Accreditation Opportunity for Collaborative Professionals in 2017 – #28
• How to Figure Out the Best Way to Start the Collaborative Process – #27
• Key Points for Financial Professionals – Disclosures – #26
• How to “Holiday Proof” Your Collaborative Families (and Teams) – #25
• How the Child Specialist Supports our Families and our Collaborative Teams – #24
• Tips for LGBT Divorce Work – #23
• Tips to Help Your High Conflict Clients Communicate More Effectively – #22
• Collaborative Practice Fees – #21
• What to Do When a Client is Stuck on an Unrealistic Position – #20
• Ideas for Getting Collaborative Cases – #19
• How to talk about bringing in a neutral financial specialist at the beginning of a case – #18
• Billing Practices – #17
• Working with Team Members with Whom You are Unfamiliar – #16
• When should you consider bringing a Child Specialist into a Collaborative team? – #15
• Collaborative Premarital Agreements– #14
• Helping Clients Through the Holidays – #13
• Ways to Cut Costs – #12
• Problem-Solving Difficulties Between Team Professionals – #11
• When to Continue a Collaborative Case or Let it Go – #10
• How to Talk to Clients About Fees – #9
• How to Engage the Other Spouse – #8
• Tips for the Neutral Professional– #7
• Assessing the Spouse’s Suitability for Collaborative Process: Is Collaborative Practice The Right Choice for the Spouse of Your Client? – #6
• Is Collaborative Practice Right for Your Client? – #5
• Tips on What to Address at the First Meeting – #4
• Tips for Initial Attorney Meeting with Client – #3
• Tips for Initial Coach Meeting with Client – #2
• Practice Tip 1 – October 2014

Newsletters

We are pleased to bring you the CP Cal Newsletter, the electronic newsletter of Collaborative Practice California.

The opinions expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual author(s), and not necessarily the opinions of CP Cal as an organization.

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