I began representing clients using the Collaborative Law Process in 2004 as soon as I was trained to do so. Over time, the number of other attorneys trained in the Collaborative Law Process grew, and more information became available on websites and the internet. As a result, potential clients began contacting me requesting this service. […]
Remotely Meeting the Needs of Clients
The last year certainly has seen on-the-spot training for many when it comes to increased use in technology. As we spend our time working remotely, small law offices have begun to heavily rely on various online platforms to work with clients. Due to the nature of my business, it is more important than ever to […]
Considerations for Parents During Challenging Times
Parents are presented with many challenging situations as they raise their children. As a result, it is not unusual for parents who are still married to have different views. For parents who are in the process of separation, it is likely to be even more challenging. Frequently, parents separate due to poor communication, differing views, […]
What Organic Vegetable Gardening Adds to My Life & How it Relates to the Legal Work That I Do
A few years ago, a neighbor and friend offered to show me how to build raised garden beds and to grow organic vegetables in my backyard. It was not something I would have done on my own yet with a little help offered, I figured “why not?” Unbeknownst to me at the time, that simple […]
Global Growth in Collaborative Divorce
I am fortunate to have the honor of representing our Virginia Collaborative Professionals (VaCP) in the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) Global Partners Group https://www.collaborativepractice.com/global-partners. Other global partners outside of the US include – Italy, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Ontario, and the European Network group. We just started meeting through Zoom technology to learn from […]
Mediation – The Benefits of a Facilitative Approach
The mediation process can take various forms. It is important for mediation parties, and those making referrals, to understand the mediator’s style and why it matters. I most frequently use the facilitative approach and will explain why I believe this process enables the parties to reach their best outcome. I have an undergraduate degree in […]
New Year – New Space – New Name!
I am pleased to announce the newly formed Arlington Collaborative Law PLLC. Please visit the website at arlingtoncollaborativelaw.com for information and services available. For inquiries or referrals, please use my new email address: kkeyes@arlingtoncollaborativelaw.com. Our phone and fax will remain the same. My office moved to a new building at 2311 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 625, […]
Social Media & Divorce – Do’s and Don’ts
Studies show that many Americans spend more than a couple of hours a day on social media. We often share information about our activities, what we eat, thoughts about friends and family, and more. Yet under some circumstances, sharing is not always a good thing. As a Collaborative Divorce Attorney and Family Mediator, I have […]
What to Expect When Meeting with an Attorney Regarding Settlement Work in Mediation
As a Family Law Attorney, I am often contacted by a potential client with the request that I review an agreement reached in Mediation. It is important that the client (and the person referring the client) understand what to expect from the Attorney under such circumstances. The parties have come a long way and have […]
Creativity and the Collaborative Divorce Work That We Aspire to Do
Creativity can mean taking a path less followed. While it is about coming up with new ideas and images, it can also require courage to do something different. Here are some synonyms for creativity – originality, individuality, imagination, innovation, vision and resourcefulness. In Collaborative Divorce, there is a team of professionals who commit to resolving […]
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