Members of CFLCW are trained to serve you and the family team, and they maintain their skills thorough ongoing learning and development.

Members participate in the continuing education required of their respective professions, but also attend seminars and advanced training in related areas of family law such as tax and family financial topics, mediation skills, and communications. These "Continuing Collaborative Credits" insure that your professional exceeds what is required of them by their licensing authorities.

Sandra Eugster, Ph.D. | 440 Science Drive, Suite 400, Madison, WIhttps://www.madisondivorcemediation.com/
Sandra Eugster, Ph.D.
Madison Divorce Mediation, LLC, 440 Science Dr., Suite 400, Madison, WI 53711
In our interdisciplinary mediation process, we support and guide families from filing the initial action through to the final hearing. Our team always includes an attorney neutral, a financial neutral, and a mental health neutral. We appeal to people's desire to be their best selves, even when in conflict. We guide parties to work together until they reach agreements about children, property and income division in a civilized and human manner, protecting the kids from being harmed by contentious litigation. Our clients leave with self respect intact, taking comfort in the fact that the process was completed in the best manner possible.
Contact us at 608-335-8286 or visit us online at www.madisondivorcemediation.com
Jill Klotz Flitter, Ph.D., S.C. | 1619 Monroe Street | Madison WI 53711Collaborative Divorce Professional and Mediator
Jill Klotz Flitter, Ph.D.
Jill Klotz Flitter, PhD has been a licensed clinical psychologist for over 20 years, working in both academic and clinical settings in Madison since 2005. In addition to being a psychotherapist, Dr. Klotz Flitter helps families and couples navigate the challenges of divorce through her roles as divorce coach, child specialist, mediator, parent coordinator, and co-parent counselor. Aiming to minimize the potential negative impact of divorce on children and to foster healthy relationships among family members, she helps families of diverse constellations and ages. Dr. Klotz Flitter is a board member of the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin and a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
Integral Psychology Center | 608-255-9330, Ext. 104 | integralpsychology.com
Horizons Law Group, LLC | 611 N. Barker Road, Suite 209 | Brookfield WI 53045Attorney Services & Creative Legal Solutions
Michelle Fitzgerald, JD
Michelle Fitzgerald, JD - Horizons Law Group
Our team of experienced attorneys helps explain your legal options and available alternatives so you can make an informed decision on how to proceed effectively.

Contact us at 262-432-3600. Visit our website at www.horizonslaw.com
Koritzinsky & Karls, LLC | 414 D’Onofrio Drive, #300 | Madison WI 53719Contact Nanette at 608-833-7799
Nanette Karls, JD
KORITZINSKY & KARLS, LLC
Nanette's practice focuses in the areas of Family Law, Residential Real Estate, and Estate Planning. Nanette graduated with Honors from the University of Wisconsin Madison in 1988, and Cum Laude from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1991. She is a member of the Dane County Bar Association, and the State Bar of Wisconsin and served on the Board of Directors for the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin, Inc.
Contact Nanette at 608-833-7799.
Visit Koritzinsky & Karls, LLC online at koritzinskykarls.com
Daniel Smith, CDFA | W175 N11081 Stonewood Drive, STE 207 | Germantown WI 53022We Bring Clarity & Focus to Achieve Your Financial Vision
Daniel K. Smith, CDFA
Daniel K. Smith, CDFA
Twenty Twenty Wealth & Advisory Partners
Our Mission is simple, we provide focused guidance to help you achieve your vision for the future. We take complicated financial matters and make them clear and easy to understand.
Contact us at 262-373-6080
Robert M. Arthur, JD | Arthur Law Office LLC | Milwaukee & Appleton414-501-2370 Extension 1
Robert Arthur, JD
ARTHUR LAW OFFICE, LLC
Robert McMillan Arthur, JD is a collaborative attorney and mediator practicing in the Metro Milwaukee area and the Fox Valley. His family law practice is centered around Collaborative Family Law, using his experience and training to empower and inform clients, advocate for their interests, and guide them in difficult problem solving.
Contact him at (414) 501-2370 extension 1

All Members of the Collaborative Family Law Council of Wisconsin have specialized training in the Collaborative Process. The professionals work in any number of configurations to assist you reach an agreements on all issues that need to be resolved. Your Team is assembled based on what you and your family need.

Collaborative Practice is based upon a process:

Of resolving issues without going to court.
Using time tested and innovative problem solving approaches to resolve disputes.
Guided by what is important to you. Collaborative professionals ask you about your goals.
Requiring transparent sharing of information.

To maintain the problem-solving focus of the process, you will agree in writing that your Collaborative professionals cannot assist you in court if it becomes a contested matter; instead, you will be provided assistance transitioning to new court-based attorneys.

It is Your Process

The process is client-driven and family focused. The Goal is a resolution of issues, whether legal, financial or emotional, that make sense for your family. Your attorney is your advocate; he/she is also an advocate for a fair and workable solution that makes sense for you, your spouse and your children. If your goal is to win at all costs, to extract as much as you can from your partner and the process, then you should spend your resources in court.

The Team Is Created Based Upon Your Needs

Collaborative teams use experts and neutral professionals to help to resolve difficult issues. All are dedicated to the process and to an outcome that makes sense for your family. Not every family needs a child specialist for example, but if you do have children, their expertise can be crucial to resolving issues today and preventing senseless problems in the future.

Everything Is "On The Table"

There are no secrets in Collaborative. Everyone has a voice and the process is transparent. Both you and your partner need to have a common understanding of financial matters for example. Your attorney will advocate for you in Collaborative; but they will also work with you and the other team members - and your partner - to reach workable solutions for the future.

The Focus Is On the Future

Very often contested divorces are bogged down in what was and who did what to the marriage. Collaborative is a problem solving process first and a legal and financial process second. The challenge in every divorce is to find ways to make two households out of one in a way that works for your finances, your children and your future. Collaborative focuses upon that goal, not who "wins."

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