2024 Collaborative vs. Litigated Divorces: Collaborative Law Section Meeting | KCBA CLE WEB CATALOG

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2024 Collaborative vs. Litigated Divorces

Collaborative Law Section Meeting

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Price

$0 for KCBA Collaborative Law Section Member
$35 for KCBA Member
$50 for Non-Member

60 minutes
Date Published

October 8, 2024

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Collaborative Law, Family Law

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Summary

Panel Presentation: “Collaborative vs. Litigated Divorces” with Jena Maxwell of Tailored Family Law, Lucia Ramirez Levias of Dubois Levias Law Group, and Tara Richardson of Richardson & Ringe, moderated by Wil Miller of Wil Miller Attorney at Law

Please join us for a lively discussion about the differences between the two types of practices, including:

  • Which cases are a good fit for Collaborative Law vs. Litigation?
  • What causes Collaborative divorce cases to fail?
  • How do we deal with difficult issues in Collaborative cases, such as an imbalance of power?
  • What is the cost difference between the two models?
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Presenters

Lucia Ramirez Levias
Partner - DuBois Levias Law Group PLLC

Lucia Ramirez Levias is a family law attorney and partner at DuBois Levias Law Group, a woman-owned law firm that helps... Read More

Jena Maxwell, Esq.
Principal - Tailored Family Law, PLLC

Jena Maxwell is the founding attorney of Tailored Family Law, PLLC, based in Seattle, Washington. Fifteen years ago, Jena... Read More

Wil Miller
Principal - Wil Miller Attorney at Law

Wil is a graduate of Duke University Law School Class of 1988. Wil spent the first ten years of his career as a prosecutor... Read More

Tara Richardson
Partner - Richardson & Ringe, PLLC

Tara is a partner at Richardson and Ringe, PLLC, a boutique Seattle family law firm. Tara’s practice focuses on... Read More

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2024 Collab vs Litigated Divorce MP4
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2024 Collab vs Litigated Divorce PDF
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