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Collaborative family law attorney and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator Adam B. Cordover received the 2018 Avvo Client Choice Award. The Award is provided to attorneys who receive five or more 4+ Stars in a calendar year (all Adam’s reviews have been five out of five stars). Below are the reviews in 2018 […]
Building A Successful Collaborative Family Law Practice by Forrest S. Mosten and Adam B. Cordover is now available for pre-order on the American Bar Association website. The book brings together experts in the field of collaborative practice to help professionals learn to make a living while helping families restructure in a better way. Reviews have already started coming […]
On September 6-7, 1996, the Creative Lawyers Meeting convened. The meeting was attended by Lowell Halverson; Stu Webb (founder of collaborative practice); Forrest (Woody) Mosten (founder of Unbundled Legal Services and author of various books on mediation and collaborative practice); Jody Mosten; Bill Howe; Ed Sherman; Cheryl Woodard; Susan Cameron; Ed Cameron; Carol Farr; Peggy […]
It has been less than one year since Florida’s Collaborative Law Process Act has gone into effect. Now is a perfect time to take a Two-Day Introductory Interdisciplinary Tampa Collaborative Training! Click Here to Register! Next Generation Divorce and Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals are co-sponsoring the training to teach more professionals how to […]
If you are considering divorce, you likely think that whether you can have an amicable or collaborative divorce depends wholly on your spouse. Certainly, the attitude and ability of your spouse to compromise has an effect, but in my experience the attorneys that you and your spouse choose has a much bigger impact. Beginning A […]
Give yourself and your clients a Christmas gift: Become trained in Collaborative Family Law! Learn to address not only the legal needs of divorcing clients, but also the psychological and financial needs. Find out what it is like to approach family law in a team-based manner, as opposed to an adversarial manner. Join the Tampa […]
Collaborative divorce is not for everyone. Sure, most families going through divorce would benefit from the private, secure, and non-adversarial nature of the collaborative process. However, it may not be right for you if certain things are important to you. Collaborative divorce is not right for you if… You are seeking revenge If you are […]
Did you know that there was a major change to Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes regarding Collaborative Family Law? Are you confident that you can competently abide by Florida’s new Collaborative Law Rule of Professional Conduct and Rule of Procedure? Or do you just want to learn how to help people divorce in a […]
