2019 Annual Meeting
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WHEN THE RIGHT ANSWER AT THE WRONG TIME IS THE WRONG ANSWER: Understanding Readiness, Pacing, and Timing in Mediation, Negotiation & Collaborative Law

Nina Meierding, JD, an international recognized trainer in mediation, alternative dispute resolution, collaborative practice and strategic negotiations will be the featured trainer at the 2019 Annual Symposium hosted by the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin. Nina will draw from research in the field and her experience as a family law advocate, a mediator in over 4,000 cases, and as a trainer for almost 30 years. Come prepared to learn practical, usable skills that are applicable to collaborative or mediation cases.

The 2019 Annual Meeting will be held on Friday, November 1, 2019 at Ingleside Hotel in Pewaukee. This unique session will begin at 8:30 AM and the afternoon will conclude no later than 4 PM. Continuing Education credits will be available for all attendees. The 2019 CFLCW Annual Business Meeting and Luncheon will be held from 12 Noon to 1:15 PM and the cost of the luncheon is included in your registration.

Read More | Register here to take advantage of the early discounted fee.

MEMBER ONLY CONTENT

Starting June 12, sections of the site will have member only content and a opportunity for member comments and interaction. Use the Member Sign-In link in the menu above to set your password to access the Member Only content and to update your Directory profile as needed.

Active June 13,2019 – the CollabLaw List – a list serv devoted to CFLCW members. Check your email for details! (You will need to log into the site to access the List, so visit Member Sign-In if you have not logged in previously. It’s easy!)

If you have questions, let us know.

WELCOME NEW CFLCW MEMBERS!

The following professionals completed the 2019 Building Blocks training on June 13-14:

Natasha Tory, JD - Rooted Law, LLC, Sheboygan
Judy O'Connell, JD - von Briesen & Roper, Milwaukee
Emily Harriman, JD - La Fleur Law Office, S.C., Milwaukee
Elizabeth Lanzhammer, JD - Axley Brynelson, LLP, Madison
Nikole Messerschmidt, JD - Sterling Law Offices S.C., Madison
Derek Allen , JD - Sterling Law Offices S.C., Madison
Stephanie Malis, JD - Rohde Dales LLP, Sheboygan
Steve Kelley, CDFA® - RSM US Wealth Management,Madison

Jessica Cline, LCSW - Cline Counseling & Consulting, Appleton
David Low, LMFT - Therapy for Solutions, Fox Point
Matthew Bellin, CDFA - North Star Resource Group, Fitchburg
Jody Reiss, MS, LMFT - Westside Psychotherapy, Madison
Martin Tamkin, PhD.- Westside Psychotherapy, Madison
Tanya Hiser, MS, LPC - Westside Psychotherapy, Madison
Mya Johnson, MSSW - Westside Psychotherapy, Madison

Affiliate Members:
Joseph Romas, Financial Advisor-Ameriprise Financial, Mequon
Kristen Rollefson, Mortgage Advisor, First Wisconsin Financial, Oconomowoc

Member Resources

Legislative Council Report

CE Credits Update

Visit the Updated Member Resources Page, with access to Collaborative Practice forms and documents, marketing materials, info about the Continuing Collaborative Credit Program and the upcoming CollabLaw List - a list serv type mailing list exclusively for CFLCW Members. Note: Member log-in is required to access some of the information.

The Wisconsin Legislative Council is the research and advisory arm of the Wisconsin State Legislature. In 2018 a special committee - The Legislative Council Study Committee on Child Placement and Support - was formed consisting of legislators and public members. CFLCW Member Tiffany Highstrom, JD, a partner with Stafford Rosenbaum LLP in Madison was a member of that Committee. Attorney Highstrom recently provided CFLCW with a summary of the Committee's work. Read the summary here.

Beginning with the Building Blocks training in June, CFLCW has arranged for Continuing Education credits for Mental Health professionals on an ongoing basis. The 2019 Annual Meeting will provide credits as well. The new approving agency will issues certificates for psychologists, social workers, and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists. More information appears on the special Building Blocks page here.

Also, the CFLCW Board recently endorsed a recommendation from the Membership Committee to increase the Continuing Collaborative Credit (CCC) standard from six to twelve credits every two years. A new two year cycle began on January 1 and runs to the end of next year. You can read more about the CCC here.

CFLCW PARTNERS WITH TECH FIRM

CFLCW has partnered with digital services firm RyTech LLC, created by Marquette graduate Steve Ryan. RyTech has quickly emerged as a leader in digital marketing services, website content management, graphic design and a variety of related services, all available to CFLCW members at favorable pricing. In addition to their office on Farwell in Milwaukee, they have locations in Chicago and Washington, DC. You can read a brief introduction from Steve here. Learn more about Steve and his firm at their website. And mention that you are a CFLCW Member!

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Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin

2019 Annual Meeting

MEMBER ONLY CONTENT

2019 GOLF OUTING

WELCOME NEW CFLCW MEMBERS!

CFLCW PARTNERS WITH TECH FIRM

EVENTS CALENDAR

CFLCW Board – June 2019

FEATURED AFFILIATE

Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin