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This website is likely considered "advertising" under the Oregon and Washington Bars' Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers (RPC) 7.1 and 7.2.
~ Thanks for understanding ~
Collaborative Strengths
/0 Comments/in Collaborative Divorce, What's New? /by Randall PoffStrengths of Collaborative Divorce One of the strengths of Collaborative Divorce is that it permits ownership and control of settlement process by the people most impacted by the settlement – the couple! The process responds to YOUR agenda, not the agenda of a lawyer or a judge or some other third party. So – with […]
Giving Thanks After a Split
/0 Comments/in Children, Coaching, Collaborative Divorce, Mediation, What's New? /by Forrest CollinsWhen you’re a child of divorce, holiday celebrations can come with a lot of baggage. Check out this first-person article about new Thanksgiving “traditions” (it’s older, but still appropriate). [click the turkey] “On a holiday devoted to gratitude, it makes sense to let go of grudges, set aside differences and focus on the […]
Collaborative Divorce Knowledge Kit
/in Collaborative Divorce, What's New? /by Jim O'ConnorIs Collaborative Divorce right for you? Download your free knowledge kit quickly and easily. This free information packet was created by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) as a tool to educate you both about Collaborative Divorce. The PDF format can safely be downloaded onto your hard drive and emailed, or it can be […]
Video ~ Collaborative Divorce : A Safe Place
/in Children, Collaborative Divorce, What's New? /by Randall PoffA Safe Place Watch this video, Collaborative Divorce: A Safe Place, and follow the true-life story of one couple going through their own collaborative divorce. Collaborative Divorce: A Safe Place is a twenty minute YouTube video produced by the International Association of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) and used by permission. ~~~ Randall Poff Collaborative Attorney & Mediator Ste. 340 […]
Preparation for Divorce – Getting to the Heart of the Matter
/in Collaborative Divorce, What's New? /by Dona CullenFinding and Working from our Higher Selves That’s the part of ourselves that’s more relaxed and less fearful. It’s where we make our best decisions creating outcomes that are highest and best for ourselves and the whole. We find that part of ourselves by getting quiet, through prayer and meditation, exercise, being in nature, doing […]
Choosing a Child Specialist for your Child During a Divorce
/in Children, Collaborative Divorce /by Diane GansFamilies often ask about the role of a child specialist in collaborative divorce cases and how this support is similar and dissimilar to therapy. Following are some helpful guidelines to assist parents in choosing the best suited professional to support their child during a divorce. A child specialist’s role is targeted to address the child’s […]