00 Issue 01 - Florida Collaborative Quarterly

Issue 1 of the Florida Collaborative Quarterly brings together a foundational look at the development of Collaborative Practice (CP) with applied perspectives from the field. The feature article traces the movement from its origins to its global presence today. Supporting pieces explore mortgage loan assumptions, the use of psychological testing in collaborative cases, and evolving views on the future of CP. Together, these articles reflect the depth and evolution of collaborative practice.

17 Feb 2026 13 min read

Collaborative Practice: From a Root Note to a Movement

Collaborative Practice began as an experiment in resolving conflict differently. This feature article traces its evolution from early innovation to a global movement, providing context for how collaborative professionals practice today.

16 Feb 2026 7 min read

The Use of Psychological Testing, Including the MCMI-IV, in the Collaborative Divorce Process: Understanding Personality Factors and Negotiation Dynamics

Personality dynamics often shape communication and decision-making in collaborative divorce. This article explores how psychological testing, including the MCMI-IV, can help professionals anticipate challenges and support more productive negotiation.

15 Feb 2026 9 min read

Mortgage Loan Assumptions in Divorce: The Hidden Risks and the Safer Path Forward

Mortgage loan assumptions can preserve valuable loan terms in divorce, but misunderstood risks often leave former spouses financially connected. This article explains how assumptions work and how collaborative teams can structure them safely.

14 Feb 2026 9 min read

Collaborative Practice: Revolution, Resistance, and Reimagining

Collaborative practice began as a revolutionary shift in legal thinking, yet every movement faces resistance as it matures. This article explores how collaborative professionals can preserve core principles while embracing innovation and change.