Lori, and anyone else with thoughts/experience on this....
As you have said, this is not at all an uncommon experience. So I hope
that you would feel comfortable NOT taking this topic off line.
I run the listServe in order to have just this kind of discussion take
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On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 9:25 PM Lori Gephart lgephart@xxxxxxxx [CollabLaw] <
CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Bobbie, as co-chair of the IACP Practice Group Development Committee I
would be happy to talk with you regarding this. Please feel free to contact
me. This is unfortunately a fairly common practice group issue. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Lori
Loretta A. Gephart, M.A.
President/Licensed Psychologist
Collaborative Divorce Coach
Collaborative Marriage Coach
North Hills Psychological Associates, Inc.
724.759.7514
www.NHPA.com <http://www.nhpa.com/>
www.CollaborativeRelationship.com
<http://www.collaborativerelationship.com/>
Considering divorce? Consider Collaborative Divorce. Families don't belong
in court.
On Mar 28, 2019, at 6:31 PM, Bobbie Batley bbatley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[CollabLaw] <CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all –
The NM Collaborative Practice Group is planning a fall 2019 Symposium.
Our community has been struggling with something that keeps bubbling up.
Over the last 5 years give or take, there has been a development of
practitioners in our community that do not feel the need for signing a
Collaborative Agreement with a disqualification requirement. Please don’t
shoot the messenger – I am “old school”. The folks doing this are calling
it “little C” and have only recently begun to see issues with this. We are
looking for insight from other communities that may have struggled with
this AND we are looking for some speakers on this topic.
Any help from this group would be sooo appreciated!
Very truly,
Bobbie Batley
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Hi Bobbie, as co-chair of the IACP Practice Group Development Committee I
would be happy to talk with you regarding this. Please feel free to contact
me. This is unfortunately a fairly common practice group issue. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Lori
Loretta A. Gephart, M.A.
President/Licensed Psychologist
Collaborative Divorce Coach
Collaborative Marriage Coach
North Hills Psychological Associates, Inc.
724.759.7514
www.NHPA.com <http://www.nhpa.com/>
www.CollaborativeRelationship.com
Considering divorce? Consider Collaborative Divorce. Families don't belong
in court.
On Mar 28, 2019, at 6:31 PM, Bobbie Batley bbatley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[CollabLaw] <CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all –
The NM Collaborative Practice Group is planning a fall 2019 Symposium.
Our community has been struggling with something that keeps bubbling up.
Over the last 5 years give or take, there has been a development of
practitioners in our community that do not feel the need for signing a
Collaborative Agreement with a disqualification requirement. Please don’t
shoot the messenger – I am “old school”. The folks doing this are calling
it “little C” and have only recently begun to see issues with this. We are
looking for insight from other communities that may have struggled with
this AND we are looking for some speakers on this topic.
Any help from this group would be sooo appreciated!
Very truly,
Bobbie Batley
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T 505.246.0500 | F 505.246.9953
316 Osuna Rd NE, Suite 301
Albuquerque, NM 87107
www.lgtfamilylaw.com
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