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Why Consider Collaborative Divorce? Part 2

Why Consider Collaborative Divorce? Part 2

My prior blog article explained the various options available to spouses considering divorce. This blog article addresses the pros and cons of collaborative divorce as one of those options. Settling on Your Own: First, spouses who try to settle on their own can save a...

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Why Consider Collaborative Divorce?

Why Consider Collaborative Divorce?

First, What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is a voluntary process that a couple can pursue. It is one of the alternatives to divorce through the court process. While only a judge can dissolve the marriage, a couple seeking divorce have many options to...

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Collaborative Divorce: Overcoming High-Stakes Challenges

Collaborative Divorce: Overcoming High-Stakes Challenges

Divorce is often seen as having contentious courtroom battles, emotions running high, and families are torn apart. But what if there were a way to resolve even the most contentious issues outside the courtroom, with a process designed not just to settle, but to heal...

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September 12th Networking Event

September 12th Networking Event

NJCCPG had a networking event on September 12th, 2019 at the South Street Social in Morristown. Collaborative professionals from different practice groups gathered together for a fun evening of good food and great conversation. Thanks to everyone who came out. We hope...

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Summer 2019 Networking Event

Summer 2019 Networking Event

The New Jersey Council of Collaborative Practice Groups (NJCCPG) held the summer networking event on June 13, 2019 at Bahama Breeze in Princeton. Members from central and southern New Jersey came together to network and support the collaborative community. It was an...

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Collaborative:  Mindful Divorce

Collaborative: Mindful Divorce

by Sharon Klempner, MSW, LCSW, BCD There’s a lot of talk about mindfulness lately… focusing on being in the moment, being fully present without being overly reactive or overwhelmed. Add awareness and non-judgmental to the list. We can take a class in mindfulness, do...

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