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Divorce doesn’t have to mean a courtroom battle. The collaborative process gives both parties the opportunity to work together toward solutions that prioritize respect, privacy, and the future of the family.

When both sides are committed to cooperation, the result can be a smoother path forward for everyone involved.

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Thinking about divorce but want to avoid a lengthy court battle?

Consider the Collaborative Process!

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In a collaborative divorce, the power stays where it belongs, with you.

Clients guide the process and make the key decisions every step of the way.

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If you are interested in learning more about the process options you have during conflict and divorce, this free workshop is for you.

Divorce can feel overwhelming—but getting informed doesn’t have to be.

This free Divorce Options® workshop brings together a lawyer, a mental health professional, and a financial expert to help you understand your next steps clearly and calmly.

Join the conversation and share it with someone who might need it. https://divorceoptionsflorida.com/upcoming-workshop/register-here-for-this-divorce-options-workshop-17-apr-26/

Jeffrey Wasserman is an Accredited Collaborative Professional recognized as a leader in the Collaborative Family Law community. As the former Chair of the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar, Jeffrey is dedicated to serving your family with the respect and dignity you deserve.

Discover how collaborative law can help your family navigate difficult times with grace and mutual understanding.



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I encourage all of my colleagues to attend this phenomenal event that Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals - FACP has coming up in the next few months.

https://www.collaborativepracticeflorida.com/annual-conference-2026/

Join the 2026 FACP Virtual Conference — a three-part learning experience designed to help you grow your skills, expand your toolbox, and strengthen your Collaborative practice.

📅 March 13 | April 10 | May 8
⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET
💻 Online + Select In-Person Locations

Whether you’re a seasoned Collaborative professional or looking to deepen your expertise, this dynamic conference delivers practical strategies and forward-thinking insights.

Can’t attend live? No problem! All sessions will be recorded and available to registrants through July 2026.

Early Bird Pricing: $300 (through February 15th)
Full Conference: $350
Individual Sessions: $150

Secure your spot and elevate your practice in 2026!

https://www.collaborativepracticeflorida.com/annual-conference-2026/

Looking to learn more about the process options you have when it comes to divorce? This free informational Divorce Options Workshop is just what you need.

Divorce can be confusing and emotional, knowing your options can make all the difference.
Join us on Friday, December 12th at 9:30 AM ET for a free Divorce Options® Workshop with a lawyer, a mental health professional, and a financial expert. No sales, no pressure — just quality information for anyone considering divorce or supporting someone who is.

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Want to learn more about the choices you have during the divorce process? Ask me about the benefits of the Collaborative Process today.



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Jeffrey Wasserman is an Accredited Collaborative Professional recognized as a leader in the Collaborative Family Law community. As the current President of the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals, Jeffrey is dedicated to serving your family with the respect and dignity you deserve.

Discover how collaborative law can help your family navigate difficult times with grace and mutual understanding.



Learn More: www.askaboutcollaborative.com

The approach you and your lawyer pick will set the tone for the entire divorce process. Choosing a more peaceful approach in communication and problem solving can lead to a more peaceful process.



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