To become a “Credentialed Collaborative Professional” requires the following:

- Membership in Collaborative Divorce Texas for the prior 3 consecutive years;
- Good standing with the applicable professional licensing board for the prior 5 consecutive years;
- 8 concluded collaborative cases in the prior 3 years or 20 concluded collaborative cases over their career;
- At least 3 positive professional recommendations from their list of collaborative cases; and
- Attend Basic Collaborative Training, and within 5 years of the application, attend 3 of 5 annual State Bar of Texas Collaborative Law Courses, 1 Collaborative Divorce Texas Advanced Training, and receive 25 additional hours of collaborative education or training. 

To become a “Master Credentialed Collaborative Professional”, one must meet all of the criteria above, plus have:

- 50 concluded collaborative cases over their career; and
- Leadership and significant service to the collaborative community. 

Camille was in the 2017 inaugural class of those obtaining credentialing in Texas. She achieved the highest level of certification as a Master Credentialed Collaborative Professional. She has spent more than 20 years representing collaborative divorce clients in Texas. She has the training and experience to successfully handle these cases and is ready to help you.

 

Contact Camille today to discuss your Collaborative Divorce.

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