Training

Collaborative training opportunities:


 

Upcoming training, events and conferences:


Basic Collaborative Law Training (14 hours): Pre-Recorded Videos plus live training on June 6, 2024, at Wake Forest University School of Law. Click on the links below for further information.



  • Basic Training - June 6, 2024

    Basic Collaborative Law Training (14 Hours*)

     

    For litigators, mediators, business, construction, employment, estate, & family lawyers who want to help their clients resolve disputes without destruction.

     

    2-Part CLE* Program:

     

    Part 1 - 8.75 hours of self-paced, pre-recorded content, plus

     

    Part 2 - 5.25 hours of live programming on June 6, 2024 from 10am-4:45pm at Wake Forest University School of Law

     

    Register here.

     

    Detailed Agendas 


    Collaborative Law Basic Training June 2024 Pre Recorded Part 1


    Collaborative Law Basic Training June 6 Live CLE Agenda Part 2


    *NCSB CLE pending

  • Advanced Training - June 7, 2024

    Advanced Collaborative Law Training sponsored by NC Collaborative Attorney Network (NC-CAN) featuring keynote speaker David Hoffman on June 7, 2024 from 9am-4:30pm at Wake Forest University School of Law.

     

    This training will focus on the Internal Family System and Nonviolent Communication as it relates to collaborative divorce and mediation.


    Register here.

Recurring events:


Global Collaborative Law Council (GCLC) has a recurring open BOD meeting each month that members may attend. See the GCLC page to join and contact information to receive an invitation.


General Information:


NCCCLA requires 14 hours of basic collaborative law training to qualify for membership. The two primary opportunities for basic training from year to year will likely be a NCCCLA conference planned for May or June, and a Global Collaborative Law Council (“GCLC”) conference planned for later in the summer of each year.

The NCCCLA event will generally consist of approximately 8 hours of self-paced online training using recorded presentations, followed by approximately 6 hours of in-person practical skills training, with networking opportunities for all collaborative practitioners.

NCCCLA also will offer from time to time advanced training opportunities for its members, and provide notice of advanced training made available by our fellow collaborative organizations.


Information about upcoming events when scheduled will be posted on this page. If you’d like to be notified by email, please use our contact form on this website to contact us and be put on a notice list.


GCLC training will generally be available by live or virtual attendance. The live conferences have previously been scheduled in Florida, North Carolina, Texas, and Washington. Details will generally become available in the spring prior to the conference. For further information, visit www.globalcollaborativelaw.com/news-events.