Practice Tips
Practice Tips are practical and helpful tips to assist the Collaborative professional, disseminated to CP Cal’s members on a monthly basis. Here are the previously provided Practice Tips:
- Blogs Matter by Tanya Prioste
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #92 November 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #91 October 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #90 September 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #89 August 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #88 July 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – 87 – June 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips -#86 – May 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips -#85 – March 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips -#84 – February 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #83 – January 2022
- Collaborative Practice Tips – #82 November/December 2021
- Divorce With Respect Week (“DWRW”) Consultation Tips: #81 October 2021
- Lighting The Way Together #80 September 2021
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: A Work In Progress- #79 July 2021
- Returning to In-Person Meetings in the World of Covid- #78 June 2021
- 2021 Celebration XV Highlights – Still Celebrating After All These Years! – #77 May 2021
- Celebration “To Go” – #76 – April 2021
- Cultural Sensitivity in Collaborative Practice – #75- February 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
- The Silver Lining of Nesting in COVID times – #70 – September 2020
- Zoom Fatigue -#69- August 2020
- The Chronic Funk: Covid-19, Social Justice, and Election Fatigue: An Imperfect Storm – #68 – July 2020
- Divorce in the Age of Covid: Collaborative’s Time to Shine – #67 – June 2020
- Rolling Into the New Normal – #66 – May 2020
- WFH? – #65 – April 2020
- Tips for Continuing Business Wherever You Are – #64 – March 2020
- Mindfulness for Collaborative Professionals – #63 – February 2020
- What is Your Vision for 2020? How to Bring it into Focus – #62 – January 2020
- Positive Reflections on Your Practice – #61 – December 2019
- Supporting the Team’s Financial Neutral – #60 – November 2019
- Don’t Wait! Retain your Financial Neutral Now! – #59 – October 2019
- 10 Reasons to Use a Financial Neutral in Every Collaborative Case! – #58 – September 2019
- Increase Divorce Options Attendance With the Personal Touch – #57 – August 2019
- Millenials: The Next Wave of Potential Clients – #56 – July 2019
- The Success of Celebration XIV – #55 – June 2019
- How to Help Your Clients Parent by Agreement – #54 -April 2019
- Building the Collaborative Bridge – #53 – March 2019
- Gathering at CP Cal’s Celebration XIV – #52 – February 2019
- Unbundling the Myths: The Role of Myths in Assessing Readiness for Collaboration – #51 – January 2019
- Navigating the CPCAL.com Website – Part II – #50 – November 2018
- Navigating the CPCAL.com Website – Part I – #49 – October 2018
- How to Keep the Cost of Collaborative Divorce Down – #48 – September 2018
- What Your Mother Never Taught You About Money… – #47 – August 2018
- How Much Will a Collaborative Divorce Cost? – #46 – July 2018
- The Value of a Collaborative Divorce: Priceless! – #45 – June 2018
- Continue the Conversation CP Cal Conference XIII – #44 – May 2018
- How to Play Well in the Collaborative Sandbox – #43 – April 2018
- Want More Collaborative Clients? – #42 – March 2018
- How to Deal with Mistakes and Repair Working Relationships in Collaboration – #41 – February 2018
- 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
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