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Having already written two books describing and illustrating the differences between the traditional courtroom divorce and the collaborative approach to dissolving a marriage, in A Free Divorce Handbook, Joryn Jenkins, a 35-year veteran attorney, has now turned her hand to exploring the issues raised and the problems addressed when a busy professional launches a collaborative divorce pro bono project. Having spent the last three years undertaking such a venture from scratch, she now shares the stories of her clients, the processes and procedures necessary to ensure success, and the forms and sample documents created by the project's collaborative teams so that you don't have to. Finally, a book that explains, not just the many reasons why such a project makes sense, but also how to establish such a collaborative services organization, one step at a time.

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Joryn Jenkins is a trial attorney with 35 years of courtroom experience, now in private practice at Open Palm in Tampa, where she concentrates on the collaborative practice of family law. Ms. Jenkins received her B.A. degree from Yale University when she was nineteen years old and her J.D. from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. She is a former editor of The Family Law Commentator of The Florida Bar and the former editor-in-chief of both The Federal Lawyer and The Bencher magazines. She is the author of Florida Civil Practice Motions (Lexis Law Publishing), and, more recently, The Stepmother's Cookbook, War or Peace (Avoid the Destruction of Divorce Court ) and I Never Saw My Father Again (The Divorce Court Effect) (all by Open Palm Press), available on Amazon.com. She is one of the few who have received an award given to only one person each year at a ceremony performed in the Supreme Court of the United States and has also been granted the President's Award, the highest honor that the Federal Bar Association can bestow, again, to just one person annually. While Joryn's focus during most of her 35 years in practice has centered on legal ethics, civility, and professionalism in the practice of law, her mission in recent years has morphed, to change the way the world gets divorced, to inform folks as to the alternatives they have when it comes to the process of divorce, and to enlighten them as to which choices will best suit their families and their finances.

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