Five Ways to Use the KCCL Listserv
All KCCL members and friends are invited to join the organization’s listserv hosted at Groups.io.
Here are 5 easy ways you can use this resource to build your practice:
- Referrals. The KCCL listserv is a great place to ask for referrals to other professionals. Does your client need a great child therapist? Do you need someone to help with a parenting plan or QDRO? Many of our members are solo practitioners and/or are relatively new to Collaborative law. Other KCCL members can help make the connections you need!
- Quick questions. Are you wondering about the status of a particular court calendar, need some example language for a document, or want to know about a particular scheduling tool? The listserv is a great place for these quick questions; another possible place to bring questions is the KCCL mentoring monthly discussion (3rd Friday of each month at 9am on Zoom).
- Legal/other professional specialties. Perhaps you have experience in other areas of law (for example: estate planning, real estate transactions, or civil litigation) or have a therapy practice with room for more clients. Feel free to share this information on the listserv, or, if you’re looking for someone to consult with on a certain topic, feel free to ask.
- Upcoming events. Feel free to share reminders about upcoming professional gatherings, continuing education events, and the like. You could even use the listserv to plan carpools to these events!
- Meeting people. Propose a happy hour, book club, or a walk around Green Lake! Collaborative practice thrives on interpersonal connections, which grow from professional and fun social connections.
Hope to see you online!
April Benson is a KCCL member and attorney. April joined Holman Cahill PLLC in 2023 and focuses her practice on amicable/collaborative family law: divorce, parentage, and guardianships. Her office is in North Seattle, but the nature of her practice (and the convenience of Zoom) often allows her to take clients throughout the State of Washington.






