Please join Rachel and Amy as they talk about mediating and collaborating with clients on prenuptial agreements, and how this approach is quite different from the way prenups are traditionally negotiated.  They will also discuss how to help clients prepare for the discussion and will share some handouts they created that have proven useful.  

They will focus on what the mediation or collaborative process looks like, common issues they are encountering, and provide some feedback on best practices, as well as touching on the controversy regarding reviewing attorneys for mediated prenups.

Please come with some case examples for questions and discussion at the end. 

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Amy Carron Day, Esq. has been in private practice as a family and divorce mediator and Collaborative attorney in NYC for over 30 years.  She graduated from Cornell University as a psychology/Human Development and Family Studies major, and from Brooklyn Law School.  Amy has been actively involved in the Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater NY and the NY Association of Collaborative Professionals.  She currently serves on the Advisory Board with FamilyKind and acts as a family/divorce mediator as well as a Parent Education facilitator for the non-profit organization.  She recently received the Tzporah Pronman Mediation Award at FamilyKind’s annual Gala for her commitment and excellence to the field of mediation.

Rachel Fishman Green, Esq., founded ReSolution in 1995. She is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York and former chair of the Ethics Committee and the Domestic Violence Task Force. Rachel also served as editor-in-chief of their newsletter for five years. She is a frequent presenter on ethics and domestic violence at conferences and seminars organized by the New York State Council on Divorce Mediation and the Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York and runs a robust mediation apprenticeship program. 

Rachel has guided thousands of divorcing and separating couples to resolve conflicts related to all aspects of divorce. This includes division of homes, parenting time, managing small business ownership, fair distribution of retirement assets, child support, allocation of health and child care expenses, tax matters, and integrating new partners into children’s lives.

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