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Comparison of Collaborative Divorce/The Collaborative Process to Divorce Mediation

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Similarities Both are collaborative interest based processes. Both processes tend to balance assertiveness with empathy. Both processes tend to look to create value in addition to distributing value. Both processes tend to have elements of creative problem solving. Both processes enable and empower participants to resolve their own disputes...

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Jonathan Kales Named Top Divorce Mediator By Northern Virginia Magazine

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Kales & Kales, PLC is proud to announce Jonathan Kales will be listed in the September 2017 edition of Northern Virginia Magazine as a 2017 “Top Lawyer” for his work as a mediator. Mr. Kales earned this distinction via a vote of his peers....

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Collaborative Divorce Participation Agreement Sample

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In every Arlington and Fairfax, Va. Collaborative Divorce case, the divorcing spouses must sign a Collaborative Participation Agreement.  This is an agreement in which the spouses formally enter the Collaborative Process.  It sets the rules of the road for the collaborative case.  With the exception of the signature blocks...

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The Coach Role in a Collaborative Divorce

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WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE COACH/MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL IN A COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE? To Be A Resource To The Clients To offer empathy and containment for pain and loss To normalize the client’s emotional experience To support each party’s recognition of the humanity of the other To manage expectations...

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