At a Glance

Family Diplomacy Managing Attorney and Florida Collaborative Lawyer Adam B. Cordover co-led a workshop on some of the toughest questions professionals face in Collaborative Divorce at the IACP Forum in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where professionals from around the world came together to learn from one another.

• Adam and Brian Galbraith, a leading Ontario lawyer, founder of Galbraith Family Law, and a former president of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (“IACP”), presented a workshop called “Turning Up the Heat: Spicy Food, Fearless Collaborative Debate.”
• The IACP Forum drew lawyers, mental health professionals, and financial professionals from North America, Asia, South America, Europe, and Australasia.
• Adam also attended sessions on the neuroscience of conflict, ethics, team emotional intelligence, Collaborative Divorce models, and the ethical use of AI in Collaborative Practice.
• What Adam learned at the IACP Forum helps him serve families in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, and across Florida.

When you are deciding who should guide your family through a divorce, you want more than a lawyer who knows the rules. You want someone who keeps questioning how the work is done and looks for better ways to protect your privacy, your finances, and your children.

That is one reason Adam B. Cordover traveled from Tampa, FL, to Vancouver, B.C., for the IACP Forum. The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals brings together the people who shape how Collaborative Divorce is practiced around the world. Adam is a former member of its Board and a former chair of its Ethics and Standards Committee as well as its Research Committee, so he knows how much a candid exchange of ideas can improve the process for families.

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