Divorce Options Workshop provides participants with vital information on the different process options available for family law matters so you can maximize your ability to make good decisions during this difficult and traumatic time. The Workshop is designed to help couples take the next step, no matter where they are in the process. It also helps to identify strategies to stay out of court, to identify the social, emotional, legal, and financial issues that are most pressing for you and your spouse.
Who should attend the workshop?
Anyone seeking formation on the different process choices available. Ideally, you would attend this workshop before you meet with a divorce/family law professonal, although you can attend at any stage in the process. If after attending the workshop, you think mediation or collaborative law would work for your family, but are unsure how to start a conversation, we highly suggest you forward the workshop information to your spouse so they can learn about these options. When both spouses attend the workshop, they have a shared foundation of information which assists with a productive and informative consultation.
Where are workshops held?
Divorce Options Workshops are currently offered remotely via live Zoom Video Conferencing. You can attend any workshop that fits your schedule.
If you are in the Central Valley, the Central Valley Divorce Options Workshop takes place on the second Saturday of each month from 10:00 a.m.until 12:00 p.m.. If you are in the San Diego area, the San Diego workshop takes place the first Saturday of the month from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.
Contact/More information:
Central Valley: (559) 324-5427: Sign up for workshop in the Central Valley
San Diego Area: (858) 285-4315: Sign up for workshop in San Diego County
Other online workshops throughout California via zoom:: https://cpcal.com/divorce-options-workshop/
Cost: Approximately$20
Rebecca Medina is a California collaborative divorce lawyer and mediator serving clients statewide, with offices in Fresno and San Diego Counties. She focuses on mediation, collaborative divorce, and premarital and post-marital agreements, helping clients resolve family law matters through respectful, solution-focused processes that prioritize clarity and informed decision-making.