About: My Collaborative Team

Being trained in the Collaborative Process can greatly benefit family mediators in their practice. The Collaborative Process involves a cooperative and solution-focused approach to resolving conflicts, and it can be particularly effective in the context of family mediation.

Written by My Collaborative Team member, Tammy Berman

Some aspects of entering an unfamiliar process are hard to explain and hard to understand until you experience it. As the saying goes,...

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Using a financial neutral and a mental health professional in a divorce can offer several benefits, particularly in cases where the divorce involves complex...

Many financial neutrals complete their basic introductory Collaborative training and believe they are ready to conquer the Collaborative world.  After all, most forensic accountants serve as neutrals in the litigation world at some point and are quite successful.