Sharon Comet-Epstein
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2421 Allen Blvd.
Beachwood, Ohio 44122
United States
Beachwood, Ohio 44122
United States
Office Phone: 2164641610
Member since 2007
Membership Type: IACP
Profession(s)
Lawyer, MediatorAs a second career attorney, Sharon has a rich and varied background including MS and PhD degrees from Case Western Reserve University in programs emphasizing communications and negotiations. This expertise helps her to facilitate satisfying, creative, and cost-efficient resolutions to even the most complex domestic relations matters.
Area(s) of Practice: Collaborative Law, Family Law, Guardian Ad Litem, Mediation, Parenting Coordinator
License(s): Admitted to Ohio Bar - November 1992
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~Admitted to United States District Court, Northern District of Ohio - May 1993
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Professional Activities
Center for Principled Family Advocacy- President-2013; ~Member: Co-Chair-Cleveland Collaborative Practice Group, Mediation Practice Group, Cooperative Practice Group; ~Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association; ~Ohio State Bar Association ~Mediation Association of Northeast Ohio-Vice Pres 2012-currentUndergraduate Education
Ohio State University- BS Cum Laude 1972
Postgraduate Education
Case Western Reserve University- MS 1974, PhD 1985
Professional Education
Case Western Reserve University School of Law- JD 1992
Comments
My goal is to help my clients get the best results they can and move on with their lives in emotionally and financially the best ways possible, --especially if children are involved. I help people who want to focus on their future and resolve their disputes without going to war. My clients report that non-adversarial options like collaborative and mediation help to minimize the negative effects of divorce and jumpstart their healing process.