In 2017, Collaborative Divorce Texas made credentialing available to qualified legal, financial, and mental health professionals. Getting credentialed involves several steps and can be challenging if you don’t plan ahead because some requirements take years to complete. The requirements to qualify to be a Credentialed Collaborative Professional include: Be a member of CDT for three consecutive years prior to your application;Be licensed and in good standing with your applicable … [Read more...]
LUNCH & LEARN – Presented by Jennifer Tull, JD: Expanding the Pie when Negotiating Children’s Schedules
Date: June 1, 2021Time: 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm via ZOOM We have all had the client who wants to compare the number of days per month he or she has with the children to the number of days the children will spend with their other parent. That seems understandable, if not reasonable. Then there are the parents who want to compare hours, or waking hours, weekend hours, or non-school waking hours, or hours outside of school and extracurricular activities when they can be with … [Read more...]
What Constitutes Leadership and Service for the Master Credentialed Collaborative Professional Application?
Leadership and service are based upon an applicant’s contributions to the collaborative community over the course of his/her career prior to application. It is not possible to quantify this requirement. The Credentialing Committee is looking for significant service, dedication and leadership by the applicant, which in most instances will require leadership and service in more than one activity. Leadership and significant service improves the quality of the collaborative community, … [Read more...]
More Tips For Completing Your Collaborative Divorce Texas Credentialing Application
Although the requirements and application process for CDT Credentialing are demanding, they are objective. If you meet the requirements, you will be credentialed. The Credentialing Committee asks that you be diligent in completing your application. Read the Requirements, Application and FAQs/Instructions carefully before preparing your application. Due to the painstaking review of each application, the Credentialing Committee asks that you do not apply until you meet the criteria … [Read more...]
Practice Tip for Credentialing in 6 easy steps
In 2017, Collaborative Divorce Texas made credentialing available to qualified legal, financial, and mental health professionals. Getting credentialed involves several steps and can be challenging if you don’t plan ahead because some requirements take years to complete. The requirements to qualify to be collaborative credentialed include: Be a member of CDT for three consecutive years prior to your application;Be licensed and in good standing with your applicable professional … [Read more...]
Advertising Space Now Available on CDT Website
There were nearly 50,000 visits to the Collaborative Divorce Texas Website in 2017. These visitors were potential clients, collaborative professionals or others interested in learning more about Collaborative Divorce. Now the CDT Board of Directors has decided to allow advertising on the websites to give those interested in reaching both potential clients and other collaborative professionals that opportunity. Advertising spaces were added to the website in December and are currently … [Read more...]
CDT Credentialing Deadline Extended to Sept 28th due to Hurricane Harvey
Due the devastating impact of Hurricane Harvey on our community, Collaborative Divorce Texas is extending the deadline for members to submit their applications for credentialing to Thursday, September 28, 2017. This deadline extension applies to all members across the state. CDT will accept credentialing applications that are either (1) hand-delivered to the Collaborative Divorce Texas office by 5:00 p.m. on September 28, 2017 or (2) postmarked no later than September 28, 2017. Applications … [Read more...]
