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Big Give San Antonio

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Big Give Houston

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North Texas Giving Day

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College Students and Divorce

May 18, 2017 By Carol Mapp Leave a Comment

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Much has been written about children and divorce. Divorcing or divorced parents of college-aged students may underestimate how this change in family circumstance affects their offspring. College students are not “immune” from effects of changes within the family unit, parents’ behaviors and expectations, or uncertainty regarding where they belong in their family post divorce. The apprehension surrounding this “new normal” can leave a young adult feeling out of sorts and emotionally … [Read more...]

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Announcing the Inaugural Class of Credentialed and Master Credentialed Professionals

March 10, 2017 By CDTx Staff - sh Leave a Comment

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Collaborative Divorce Texas announces its inaugural class of Master Credentialed and Credentialed Collaborative Professionals. Achievement of this designation demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of collaborative practice. The following Master Credentialed Collaborative Professionals have satisfied rigorous standards of education and training, passed a confidential peer reference process, demonstrated significant collaborative case experience exceeding that required for … [Read more...]

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Pro Bono Collaborative Divorce Moves Forward in Texas

August 11, 2016 By CD Texas Staff - p.w. Leave a Comment

Pro Bono Collaborative Divorce has come to Texas; learn more about how it works. After two years of planning and preparation and the launching of a pilot program in Houston, Pro Bono Collaborative Divorce has finally come to Texas. Translated, this means that in a short time, the advantages of collaborative divorce will be available to clients who cannot afford to hire a lawyer to represent them. So what is Pro Bono Collaborative Divorce (PBCD), and who will be eligible to utilize the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blog, Lawyer Perspective on Collaborative Divorce, Resources for Divorce, Topical

Pro Bono: Toward Collaborative Divorce For All Who Want It

July 30, 2016 By CD Texas Staff - p.w. Leave a Comment

We're not an organization that typically touts our awards, but the State Bar of Texas recently honored the efforts of two longtime Collaborative Divorce Texas members, and Collaborative Divorce Texas itself, with its 2016 Pro Bono Service Award. The vision of collaborative divorce for all, through an innovative program that makes collaborative divorce possible for lower-income people, has debuted in Houston and has helped its first couples to collaborative divorce. From the press … [Read more...]

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Low-Income Collaborative Divorce now available statewide

November 11, 2015 By CDTx Staff - sh Leave a Comment

This blog article is from Norma Trusch, a Houston-based collaborative family lawyer and longtime proponent of collaborative law. This is a preview of an article appearing in the upcoming edition of Roadmap, the Collaborative Institute of Texas newsletter. Like many of you, I have long felt that our wonderful collaborative law process should be made available to every family facing divorce. So, after many years of talking about it, we finally have an opportunity to make that happen here in … [Read more...]

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Austin Author Honoree Corder Offers New Book on Thriving after Divorce

February 16, 2015 By CDTx Staff - tcgi Leave a Comment

This article is written by S. Camille Milner, a Denton-based collaborative lawyer and the current Vice-President of the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas’ board. Many people suffering through the pain of divorce are looking for resources that will ease that pain. While a therapist's office is the best place to work through the emotions of the ending of relationship, there's a new book by Austin author Honoree Corder can be a bridge or offer temporary help for people until there are able to … [Read more...]

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Kim Munsinger and Harry Munsinger Featured in San Antonio Express-News on Collaborative Law

April 29, 2014 By CDTx Staff - tcgi Leave a Comment

If you know anyone wondering about the basics of collaborative law, a great article just came out in the San Antonio Express-News, featuring Kim Munsinger and Harry Munsinger explaining how collaborative law works, and how, as the title of the article suggests, it can help to "take the fight out of divorce." Kim Munsinger isn't just a practicing collaborative lawyer -- as readers of this blog know, she's recently edited the excellent Collaborative Law: Start to Finish from TexasBarBooks, … [Read more...]

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