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Do you hope to complete your divorce process by the end of the year? Are you looking for a divorce mediator in Tampa Bay who can meet with you and your spouse in a non-adversarial setting? We have slots for end-of-the-year divorce mediation open throughout December (including around Christmas). With us, not only will we […]
Earlier this year, Melissa Sulkowski, R.N., M.A., L.P.C., of Erie, Pennsylvania, appeared on the Women Really Mean Business Podcast. Melissa is a Collaborative Coach, what we in Florida call a “Collaborative Facilitator.” She helps families who are going through the Collaborative Divorce Process remain focused on what is most important to them rather than the […]
The Patch of West Hartford, Connecticut, recently ran an article where Susan Busby, a Collaborative Family Law attorney, discusses the difficult topic of custody during the holidays. The article, titled “Collaborative Divorce: A Route to Happier Holidays,” urges families to learn about the Collaborative Process as way to keep children out of disputes between parents. […]
Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover recently spoke at the Reimagining Advocacy conference held at Stetson University in Gulfport, Florida. Cordover spoke on the topic of “Training Divorce Lawyers to Become Peacemakers.” Center for Excellence in Advocacy The conference was sponsored by Stetson University Law School’s Center for Excellence in Advocacy. According to the […]
When folks are going through divorce, oftentimes they reveal things that are embarrassing and which they kept secret from their spouse. The collaborative divorce process offers a supportive environment in which to do this. In the video below, Joryn Jenkins, Esq., of Open Palm Law describes one such incident that happened in a collaborative matter.
The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (“IACP”) has set Minimum Standards for those who hold themselves out as Collaborative Practice Trainers. Trainers teach other professionals how to offer the public Collaborative Law services. IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practice Trainers The Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practice Trainers were approved by the Board in October 2014 […]
Collaborative Practice, mediation, and unbundled legal service guru Forrest S. Mosten will be coming to Tampa April 13-14, 2020. Along with Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover, Mosten will be leading a Master Training on Building Your Successful Collaborative and Mediation Practice. Mosten and Cordover are co-editors and co-authors of the 2018 American Bar […]
Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover just returned from Aix-en-Provence, France, after teaching a Collaborative Law course. Cordover taught the course alongside Tampa psychologist Jeremy S. Gaies. Cordover and Gaies are both lead trainers with Tampa Bay Collaborative Trainers. The course was hosted by the Institut des Hautes Etudes en Médiation et Négociation (“IHEMN”) […]
I recently had the honor of being interviewed by Gary Direnfeld of Ontario, Canada. Gary Direnfeld is an internationally renowned social worker and family advocate. He is a trainer, a friend, and a contributing author to the American Bar Association book I co-edited and co-authored with Forrest S. Mosten, Building A Successful Collaborative Family Law Practice […]
Below is a brief video from the Audiopedia that gives a general description of Adult Adoption. You can find a transcript below:
