Events
Free Webinar
April 28, 2020, 11:00 to 11:30 am
The Collaborative Circle:
Moving Forward During COVID-19
The Long Island Collaborative Divorce Professionals often work within the communities, providing education and empowerment to Long Island families. Please check back regularly to see what events may be coming to your area. If you have any seminars or events which can benefit from learning about the Collaborative model, feel free to drop us a line to discuss.
The Long Island Collaborative Divorce Professionals often work within the communities, providing education and empowerment to Long Island families. Please check back regularly to see what events may be coming to your area. If you have any seminars or events which can benefit from learning about the Collaborative model, feel free to drop us a line to discuss.
Monthly Meeting
June 7, 2019
The Preston House, Riverhead
The Long Island Divorce Professionals meet regularly to discuss ways we can help families who may be struggling with divorce or family related issues. Our focus is on maintaining the family's dignity and helping them to resolve their matters through mediation, negotiated settlement or Collaborative Divorce. Through education and outreach, we aim to reach all corners of Long Island about the options you have.
Collaborative Divorce in the Real World
March 14, 2019
Bluestone Tavern, Sayville
The LIFT UP organization provided the Long Island Collaborative Divorce Professionals the opportunity to educate their group about the Collaborative model and how it can benefit the entire family. Each professional spoke about the expertise and skill set that they each bring to the Collaborative setting. We fielded lots of thoughtful and insightful questions and we thoroughly enjoyed sharing with and learning from everyone at the event. Thank you to LIFT UP for providing us with this educational platform.
Collaborative Divorce
Feb 13, 2019
1393 Vets Hwy, Hauppauge, NY
Resolving Conflict Without Court
Come hear some of dedicated professionals discuss alternative options to court, when it comes to divorce or family related issues. Each of our presenters will be prepared to answer questions and address any concerns you might have, surrounding your situation.
Debra Rubin, Esq. is an experienced and dedicated litigation and Collaborative divorce attorney, with offices in Melville.
Alyse Parise, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, assisting families navigate the divorce process and find a new path forward.
Donna LaScala, RFC, serves clients seeking financial guidance, focusing her practice on retirement assets and post-divorce budgets.
Over 50 Fair
Sept. 30, 2018
Long Island Marriott, Farmingdale, NY
Resolving Conflict Without Court
What a terrific turnout for "The Gray Divorce" informational table, hosted by the Long Island Collaborative Divorce Professionals at the Long Island Hilton, Melville NY. We had a huge turnout of people interested in hearing about ways that families can resolve their disputes, from separation to divorce to sibling strife, in a manner that preserves dignity, confidentiality and keeps your matter outside of the court system. This is especially true when it comes to individuals who are divorcing later inn life. The emotional and financial implications are much different when one is in their 50s versus in their 30s. If you or someone you know is contemplating a major life shift, such as divorce or separation, please consider reaching out to our group for information on alternative ways to approach the situation. Initial consultations are free.