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Please complete this form if you are seeking Practitioner Membership – Collaborative (Attorney, Mental Health and/or Financial Practitioner): 

IF YOU PREFER TO COMPLETE A PAPER VERSION, CLICK HERE FOR A PDF VERSION OF THIS FORM AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREON.

Step 1: Please review the Basic Requirements as described below.

Step 2: Complete the applicable section(s) for Lawyer, Mental Health and/or Financial Practitioner (if you meet the requirements for more than one discipline, complete all sections that apply).

Step 3: Click at the end of this form to submit your completed Minimum Standards Form online. You should have already completed the new or renewal Practitioner Membership Application separately (either online or on paper) and send your payment.

Please Note: If you are seeking Practitioner Membership-Mediator or Practitioner Membership-Other ADR, you do not have to complete this form.

Please provide all contact information requested below:



Basic requirements for collaborative practitioners:

CCDM sets the following basic requirements for a professional to hold himself/herself out as a Practitioner who satisfies CCDM standards for Collaborative Practice in family related disputes. These standards have been adopted from those set forth by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).

General Requirements:

1.1: The collaborative practitioner is a member in good standing of:

  • CCDM; and
  • a local collaborative practice group

1.2: The collaborative practitioner diligently strives to practice in a manner consistent with the:

  • IACP Principles of Collaborative Practice; and
  • IACP ethical standards for Collaborative Practitioners

1.3: The basic trainings referred to in 2.3, 3.3 and 4.3 must be trainings that meet the
       IACP Minimum standards for trainings delivered by trainers who meet the IACP minimum standards for trainers.

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Collaborative Lawyers

Collaborative Mental Health Practitioners

Collaborative Financial Practitioners


CCDM MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR COLLABORATIVE LAWYERS

collaborative law training, or interdisciplinary collaborative training.

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Interest-based negotiation training, Communication skills training, Collaborative training beyond the minimum twelve hours of initial collaborative training, Advanced mediation training, or Basic professional coach training.

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.CCDM MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR COLLABORATIVE MENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONERS:


• Family systems theory
• Individual and family life cycle and development
• Assessment of individual and family strengths
• Assessment and challenges of family dynamics in separation and divorce
• Challenges of restructuring families after separation
• For child specialists: additional expertise in child development, clinical experience with a specialty focus on children and an in-depth understanding of children’s unique issues both before and after divorce

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• Communication skills training • Collaborative training beyond the minimum twelve hours of initial collaborative training • Advanced mediation training • Basic professional coach training

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CCDM MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR COLLABORAIVE FINANCIAL PRACTITIONERS:

• CFP® - Certified Financial PlannerTM
• CPA – Certified Public Accountant
• CA – Chartered Accountant
• CMA – Certified Management Accountant
• CGA – Certified General Accountant
• ChFC – Chartered Financial Consultant
• EA – Enrolled Agent
Or equivalent license or designation subject to review and approval by CCDM on a case by case basis.

Financial aspects of divorce
Cash management and spending plans
Retirement and pension plans
Income tax
Investments
Real estate
Insurance
Property division
Individual and family financial planning concepts

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In addition to the above, I have an accumulation of 12 hours of education in the financial aspects of divorce giving the financial professional advanced understanding of family law in Connecticut

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• Communication skills training • Collaborative training beyond the minimum twelve hours of initial collaborative training • Advanced mediation training • Basic professional coach training

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Complete final review below.


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