Family Law and the Collaborative ProcessBy Jenny L. Womack ©2006 Whether you have heard of collaborative law or not, it is certainly changing the practice of family law in Texas. In 2000, some of the top family lawyers in the state got together and decided litigation was not an effective way of handling family law disputes. |
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About DCCP Membership Benefits
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Membership BenefitsMembership in the Denton County Collaborative Professionals provides attorneys, financial professionals, and communication coaches with the resources and contacts they need to grow their practice. Benefits include: Local Marketing: The DCCP has a county-wide marketing plan that complements the marketing plan of Collaborative Law Institute of Texas. Our goal is to promote collaborative law and our members. Web Listing: All of our members are listed in our online directory. The directory provides potential clients with easy access to your contact information and a link to your website. Training: Monthly meetings, workshops, and retreats provide a chance for members to receive training in the collaborative process and to earn professional education credits. |