What You Will Learn
The 14-Hour Collaborative Law Training course is designed for family law attorneys who have heard of collaborative law but who have limited knowledge as to what it is, how it differs from mediation, and how to make it work in practice.
After completing this course, You will be able to talk knowledgeably to clients and others about what collaborative practice is. You will have the information and tools to begin handling collaborative cases yourself.
After completing this course, You will be able to talk knowledgeably to clients and others about what collaborative practice is. You will have the information and tools to begin handling collaborative cases yourself.
Our Speakers
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Jeffrey M. Seigle
Attorney & Member of Separating Together |
Christie M. Foppiano
Attorney & Member of Separating Together |
Jeffrey M. Seigle
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Christie M. Foppiano
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Tina Lepage
(not pictured)
Psychologist with Lepage Associates
(not pictured)
Psychologist with Lepage Associates
Areas of Discussion Include
History and development of Collaborative Practice
Step by step instruction on how to handle a
collaborative case from start to finish.
Role-plays
Forms
Ethics
History and development of Collaborative Practice
Step by step instruction on how to handle a
collaborative case from start to finish.
Role-plays
Forms
Ethics
Dates, Tuition, Time & Location
Dates
Time
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Location
4600 Marriott Dr, Suite 200
Raleigh, NC 27612
Tuition
Other Details: CLE Credits: 14 Hours, including 1 hour of ethics
Cost: $600.00 Includes: Continental breakfast each day, materials, and CLE fees (for 14 hours)
We reserve the right to cancel/reschedule trainings due to lack of enrollment.
Please feel free to confirm by calling CDSS at (919) 755-4646
Please feel free to confirm by calling CDSS at (919) 755-4646
We are closed on federal holidays and when the North Carolina court system is closed. For up-to-date information about our office hours, including inclement weather closings, please follow us on Facebook. |
