| IACP

1600 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, Virginia 22209
United States

Office Phone: 703-816-8888

http://www.ewsfinancial.com

erikaschleifman@gmail.com

Member since 2008

Membership Type: IACP

Profession(s)

Financial Professional

My goal is to support spouses in resolving their marital interests and differences civilly, respectfully, with integrity and compassion, and with commitment to the well-being, both emotionally and financially, of their children and their family.

I encourage spouses to take responsibility for their actions, their choices and their decisions, both throughout the divorce resolution proces itself and looking out into the future regarding their interactions between themselves and their co-parenting of their children.

The Collaborative Process, I believe, offers the opportunity for transformation in the way spouses and their children will nurture, support and contribute to each other long after the divorce.

Area(s) of Practice: Financial

License(s): General Securities Principal Series 24 ~Registered Representative Series 7 ~Municipal Securities Limited Principal Series 51 ~Investment Advisor Representative Series 65 ~Various State Registrations Series 63 ~Life & Health Insurance License-VA

Professional Activities

Member, Board of Directors, Virginia Collaborative Professionals ~

Undergraduate Education

Juniata College, Huntingdon PA 1969 - 1973

Professional Education

Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts -- CDFA Designation
College for Financial Planning -- CFP Designation
Institute for Wealth Management -- AAMS Designation

Groups

Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia

Collaborative Practice Training

Subject	Year	Hours
Business Valuation in Collaborative Divorce	2017	1.5
Stop Driving at the end of your hood	2017	1
The Uniform Collaborative Law Act (UCLA)	2016	1.5
Collaborative Team Dynamics	2016	1.5
Discernment Counseling	2016	1.5
Motivational Interviewing & Collaborative Divorce	2016	1.5
VaCP Annual Meeting	2016	7
Ethical & Principles Consideration for VA Collaborative Law Practitioners	2015	1.5
Working with families with Special Needs Children	2015	1.5
Affirmation of Core Collaborative Principles	2015	1
Employee Benefits-what employees need to know before divorce	2015	1.5
Master Class in Collaborative Practice: Neurobiology & Decision making	2015	12
Affairs and Divorce – From the Child’s Point of View	2015	1
Working with families with special needs children	2015	1
Breaking Down Barriers to Support; How a cohesive collaborative team can inspire new thinking	2014	4
Law for Non-Lawyers	2014	3
Gray Divorce	2013	1.5
The Continuum of Parental Alignment, Estrangement, and Alienation in Collaborative Cases	2013	1
The Meaning of Money	2013	1.5
Collaborative Conversations about Support	2013	1.5
Everything you wanted to know about Divorce and Tax, but were afraid to ask	2013	1.15
Ethics Guidelines	2013	1.5
Understanding Alcohol & Drug addictions in the Collaborative Process	2013	1.5
The Impact of Divorce on Young Children; Separting the Myths from the Facts	2013	1
Financial Neutral Roundtable	2012	1
Expanding Collaborative to Lower Income Families	2012	1
Updates on Collaborative Protocols	2012	3
Collaborative Conversations on Support	2012	6
Talking about Collaborative Divorce in Different Contexts	2012	1
The Opportunity for Collaborative Growth Provided by Typical Case Conflict	2012	1
The Infinity Loop	2012	1
Navigating Asset Valuation Pitfalls In Collaborative Divorce Cases	2012	1
Law for Non-Lawyers	2011	3
Financial Neutral Workshop	2009	3
Boot Camp	2009	8
Mediation Training for Collaborative Professionals	2008	30
3-Day Collaborative Training	2008	20

Erika Schleifman

Profession(s)

Professional Activities

Undergraduate Education

Professional Education