May 27: Divorce During COVID-19 & The Collaborative Practice Process

What happens to divorcing couples in the middle of the pandemic?
Families aren’t exempt from the devastating impact of COVID-19. The strain of social isolation has created new challenges, including:

• Not being able to finalize divorces already in process because courts are closed,
• Navigating shared custody during a quarantine, as well as
• The breakdown of marriages.

Fortunately, there is help. Collaborative Practice is an internationally-recognized method created to help divorcing couples, and parents manage their divorce and child custody matters peacefully without the need for courts. Teams of trained professionals help families resolve disputes with respect and dignity. Lawyers, mental health professionals, child specialists, and financial professionals work together to keep children’s needs first while helping families move forward without court involvement.
Join us for an interactive information session to learn how Collaborative Practice can help your clients, your friends, and your family.
Title:
Divorce During COVID-19 & The Collaborative Practice Process
Webinar Date+Time: Wednesday, May 27, 2020
10:00am PDT
Register Now!
Credit:
The announcement does not mention CLE credit. You may be able to self-apply; consult your credit-granting authority.
Cost: FREE
Trainers:
IACP Board Member, Lori Gephart, and IACP Member & Past President, Ross Evans.
By:
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
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