Collaborative Practice provides the framework, the tools, and the commitment necessary for the positive reconfiguration of families in transition. The adversarial litigation process tends to create (or escalate) negative emotional and financial consequences not in the best interests of clients, families, and children. If clients are willing to engage in the work required, Collaborative Practice is a healthy alternative for the resolution of disputes.
Credentials
WSBA - Family Law Section - Tacoma/Pierce County Bar Association (TPCBA) - International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) Member / Ambassador / Presenter (2018), Collaborative Professionals of Washington (CPW), Collaborative Law Professionals of Pierce County (CLPPC), Collaborative Divorce Tacoma, King County Collaborative Law (KCCL), South King County Collaborative Law (SKCCL) - President (2013-2014) - CLPPC - Continued training in Collaborative Practice (2007 to present) - Presenter - Annual CPW Conference (2010) -Walking Down the Collaborative Path - Presenter - CLPPC Protocols (2012) - Drafter - CLPPC Protocols (2012) Facilitator - CLPPC Basic Collaborative Law Training (2014, 2015, 2018, 2019)