Video Post: Why I Absolutely Love Collaborative Practice For Divorce Cases
Family Law Attorney and Mediator Shawn Weber explains why he loves Collaborative Practice for resolving divorce and family law cases.
Shawn Weber Discusses Alternate Dispute Resolution on San Diego AM 1700 ESPN Radio
I recently had the opportunity to appear for the seventh time on San Diego’s AM 1700 ESPN Radio “Real Estate Radio” with host Ryan White. Ryan gave me an opportunity to talk about alternate dispute resolution and why it can be a better way to approach a divorce than traditional adversarial litigation. Here’s an excerpt:
To learn more about Ryan White and Real Estate Radio, click here.
Basic Two-Day Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training February 20 and 21 to be held in San Diego
Following is a link to a PDF of the Brochure for the upcoming Collaborative Practice Training to be held at Marina Village on February 20 and 21: Click here to view
This seminar is a rare opportunity to take the Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training here in San Diego rather than having to travel. This is one of this best Collaborative Workshops in the country and the Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego is very pleased to host this important seminar. Any financial, legal or mental health professional interested in adding Collaborative Practice to their toolbox will find this seminar to be most valuable.
What: Two-Day Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training
Presented by: Sacramento Collaborative Practice Group Training Team
When: Friday and Saturday, February 20 and 21, 2015
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (both days)
Registration Begins at 8:00 a.m.
Where: Marina Village, 1936 Quivera Way, San Diego, California
619-222-0634
Cost: $555.00 Early Bird (by 1/30/2015)
$645.00 (after 1/30/2015)
Interested in experiencing the power of the team model in collaborative divorce? You won’t want to miss this two-day workshop!
This highly acclaimed comprehensive interdisciplinary training, being presented for the twelfth time, will introduce each participant to the theories, practices, and skills needed to begin a collaborative practice and also satisfies the minimum standards for basic training set by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. The workshop will also be helpful to those who wish to refresh their initial collaborative training and are looking to network with other members of the collaborative professions.
Lunch is included for both days with morning and afternoon refreshments. A wine reception will be held at the end of the first day for all attendees and local collaborative professionals.
This seminar qualifies for 13 hours of California MCLE credit and 13 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs and/or LCSWs as required by the California BBS.
Robin Williams and the Two Headed Monster Demonstrate Conflict
As I am a mediator and a collaborative divorce practitioner, my job is all about managing conflict. A key component to managing conflict is recognizing it when you see it. To that end, I thought this video would make a great tribute to the late Robin Williams while educating my readers. Enjoy!
Top Nine Collaborative Divorce Tips for Success
I was pleased to have had the opportunity to contribute to the blog for the Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego. I wrote about my Top Nine Collaborative Divorce Tip for Success. I have been very pleased to have gotten very good feedback on the post. Read it here and let me know what you think:
Top 9 Collaborative Divorce Tips for Success http://ow.ly/pwKft