What is the Introductory
Collaborative Law Training?
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR NEXT TRAINING: Sept. 24-25, 2026 in Bellevue, WA
OFFERED ANNUALLY BY KCCL (usually in September)
During this interactive 2-day training, we will introduce the fundamentals of the Collaborative Law model. You will develop an understanding of the interdisciplinary team approach to conflict resolution from experienced practitioners in the field.
This course is intended for attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and others who would like to help support parties through conflict in a non-adversarial manner.
The course faculty will include KCCL members and Collaborative professionals representing every role in the collaborative process, who will share their experiences in professional team best practices, challenging client dynamics, surprising outcomes, and much more.
Click here to view a sample agenda from a past training.
Click here for information on KCCL Scholarships for this training.
CLE Credits: 14 hours
Questions? Email: training@kingcountycollab.org
Thank you to our 2025 Training Sponsors!
Frequently Asked Questions
ABOUT THE TRAINING
When & where is training held?
Training is generally held in the fall. The location will be in King County. Be sure to sign up for the waitlist to be notified of the next training.
I am not a mental health provider, attorney or financial neutral. Can I still attend?
Yes! Allied professionals who want to learn more about Collaborative law are welcome to register.
Are there any scholarships available?
Yes. For more information visit the Scholarship Page.
I’m not sure I’ll practice Collaborative Law. How is this training helpful for litigation attorneys?
This 2-day interactive training introduces the Collaborative Law model through experienced practitioners sharing real-world cases, team dynamics, and best practices.
What’s In It for Litigators—Even If You Never Practice Collaborative Law:
Differentiate your practice – Offer clients informed guidance about all their options
Enhance client communication – Learn proven techniques for difficult conversations and managing expectations
Understand family dynamics – Better grasp divorcing couples’ psychology and children’s needs for more effective strategies
Handle “failed” Collaborative cases better – Understand what happened before these cases reached your desk
Expand your conflict resolution toolkit – Add practical de-escalation and creative problem-solving skills
Improve case efficiency – Learn management techniques that streamline your practice
Build your referral network – Connect with mental health and financial professionals
PLUS- earn 14 CLEs!
For The Public
Choosing a Collaborative Professional
Learn more about Collaborative Law and find a professional who can help.
For Professionals
Add a Collaborative Law Service to Your Practice
Create win-win solutions—out of court—with a Collaborative Law approach for your clients.