Earn Free Florida CLE Credit While Learning When to Refer Clients to Collaborative Divorce
This free, on-demand Florida Bar–approved continuing legal education (CLE) video is designed for Florida lawyers, regardless of practice area or professional setting, who want a better framework for determining whether Collaborative Divorce may be an appropriate referral option for their clients facing divorce. The program (approved by the Florida Bar for CLE through July 31, 2027) explains how Collaborative Divorce helps protect privacy, emotional well-being, and professional reputations for clients who may be particularly impacted by courtroom exposure.
This may be especially helpful for attorneys that represent or work with lawyers, physicians, executives, business owners, LGBTQ+ individuals, and public figures. You can find the registration form to get immediate access to the free CLE below.
Summary Box
- ✔️ Free Registration
- ✔️ On-Demand Viewing
- ✔️ Florida Bar-Approved CLE Credit (1.0 hour)
- ✔️ Focused on Privacy, Confidentiality, & Professional Dignity in Collaborative Divorce
Register for the CLE Here
Register below for immediate access to the on-demand CLE, including instructions for receiving Florida Bar credit at the end of the program.
You may opt out of future educational updates at any time.
About This CLE
A Private Path to Resolution: Collaborative Divorce in Florida
This program provides a clear, practical understanding of how the Collaborative Divorce Process works in Florida and how it differs from traditional courtroom litigation. It explains the legal framework, the professional roles involved, and how the Collaborative Team helps families stay centered on solutions, privacy, and long-term well-being.
What You’ll Learn
Key Takeaways
By the end of this CLE, participants will understand:
- What is Collaborative Divorce
- Professional expectations, ethical considerations, and practical guidance for advising clients on whether to consider Collaborative Divorce
- How Collaborative Divorce helps protect privacy and confidentiality throughout the divorce process and beyond
- The structure of the Collaborative Process model most frequently utilized in Florida
- That each spouse has a separate, independent Collaborative Attorney to provide individualized legal advice
- The role of the Neutral Facilitator and Neutral Financial Professional
- How the “team approach” encourages resolution rather than escalation
- Tips for determining whether a client is a good fit for Collaborative Divorce
- How Collaborative Divorce helps preserve dignity, protect children, and reduce emotional trauma
Who This CLE Is For
This CLE is designed for Florida lawyers across all practice areas and professional settings who want to confidently discuss Collaborative Divorce as a potential referral option for clients facing divorce. This includes lawyers in private practice, in-house roles, government service, military service, and those who do not regularly practice family law.
*Family law attorneys, please note that this CLE does not qualify as the 14-Hour Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Family Law Training recognized by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (“IACP”) and required by most local Collaborative Practice Groups to become a member. Those who are interested in the Introductory Training may contact us or visit the websites of the IACP or the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals.
Presented by Tampa Bay Collaborative Attorney Adam B. Cordover
Adam B. Cordover is Managing Attorney of Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm. Family Diplomacy has offices by appointment in Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Sarasota, and accepts clients in every county in Florida. When a referral is made, Adam prioritizes clear communication with the referring lawyer, respects established professional relationships, and remains mindful of the referring attorney’s ongoing role with the client.
Adam is a nationally-recognized Collaborative Attorney, international trainer, published American Bar Association author, and long-time leader in advancing Collaborative Practice. He has trained judges, lawyers, financial professionals, and mental health professionals across the United States and internationally, and speaks extensively on how private, dignified dispute resolution can help families transition in a healthier way.
How to Access the CLE
This CLE is available on demand, at no cost.
Simply complete the registration form** below to receive:
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Immediate access to the CLE video (you will be immediately directed to the page that includes the video)
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Instructions on receiving Florida CLE credit (appears at the end of the video)
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Occasional educational updates and Collaborative Divorce resources (which you can opt out of at any time)
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Serving Clients Throughout Florida
Family Diplomacy serves clients throughout the State of Florida.
We accept clients in every county in Florida, and we maintain offices by appointment in:
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Tampa
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St. Petersburg
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Sarasota
Whether your client is local to Tampa Bay, elsewhere in Florida, or simply needs privacy and thoughtful guidance, our practice is built to support them. Your client can reach out to us or schedule a private virtual planning meeting at (813) 443-0615 or by clicking the button below.
