Annual Event
GET CREATIVE WITH COLLABORATIVE AT COUNCIL’S 2026 ANNUAL EVENT!
Thursday, June 4, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Forsgate Country Club
We are excited to welcome our keynote speaker, Dr. Anita Dorczak.
A Better Way to End a Marriage
Divorce doesn’t have to mean conflict, courtrooms, or chaos. Collaborative Divorce offers a different path—one built on cooperation, respect, and solutions that work for everyone.
In Collaborative Divorce, you and your spouse work with a dedicated team of professionals— attorneys, financial specialists, and mental ealth experts—to reach an agreement together, outside of court. You stay in control. You make the decisions. And you move forward with a resolution you both helped create.
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Search our directory for collaboratively trained attorneys, divorce coach, and financial specialist in New Jersey.
News & Resources
Articles, updates and resources from the NJCCPG community to help you understand your options.
FAQs
Get answers about how collaborative divorce works, what to expect, and whether it’s right for your situation.
Helping New Jersey Families Since 2010
The New Jersey Council of Collaborative Practice Groups is a nonprofit organization connecting families to a better way forward. Our network includes collaboratively trained attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial specialists across the state.
Why Collaborative Divorce Works
A process designed to protect what matters most while moving your life forward.
Protect Family Relationships
Collaborative divorce keeps respect and communication at the center of every conversation. When children are involved, this matters most—helping families transition with less conflict and stronger bonds.
Reduce Stress & Uncertainty
The thought of divorce can be overwhelming before you even begin. With a collaborative team guiding you through each step, you'll have the support and structure to navigate the process with confidence.
Solutions That Fit
No two families are alike. Collaborative divorce lets you craft agreements tailored to your unique circumstances—your parenting arrangements, your finances, your future—rather than accepting a one-size-fits-all court ruling.