Brekky with a Purpose - To Grow Collaborative Practice
By Gloria James-Civetta
8 family lawyers & 2 mental health professionals came together for brekky at the Singapore Cricket Club at 8am in the morning to discuss the collaborative movement as an A.D.R. arm when families' relationships and marriages break down.
We had the privilege to share our vision with a Senior Minister of State Mr Murali Pillai SC who happened to chance upon the group at the same venue. He was impressed that family lawyers are working with MHPs.
We also launched and distributed the Singapore Collaborative Practice Group pins.
Proud moment for the group.
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