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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:  Family law practitioners who would like a basic knowledge of collaborative practice and other lawyers who need to know referral options for their clients starting the divorce process.

OVERVIEW:   Although well established nationwide, collaborative family law is a new alternative dispute resolution tool available to families divorcing and post divorce in Tennessee. The focus on collaborative is the parties and their professionals working as a team to reach a durable negotiated settlement.

Presenters in this seminar will focus on the basics of the collaborative process including: the team concept; the members of the team; how lawyers, financial neutrals, and mental health professionals work together; and the attorney opt-out provision.

YOU WILL LEARN:

1.          1. An important alternative available to clients
2.          2. The elements of collaborative law
3.          3. The difference between collaborative practice and mediation
4.          4. Clients who may and who may not be suitable for collaborative work
5.          5. The ethics of collaborative practice

FACULTY:
IRWIN KUHN, Dobbins, Venick, Kuhn & Byassee, PLLC, is President of the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance.
MARLENE ESKIND MOSES, MTR Family Law,  PLLC, is Protocols Chair od the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance.

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Received before or on MAY 6:
$45 NBA member; $55 non-member

Received after MAY 6:
$55 NBA member; $65 non-member
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Registration must be received before or onMAY 6 to guarantee written materials at the program. No refunds will be issued after the registration deadline; however, a substitute may attend for a registered participant.

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