Maury White
Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals
5750 Gateway Blvd., Suite 102
Cincinnati, Ohio 45040
United States
Cincinnati, Ohio 45040
United States
Office: 513-770-4350
Member since 2005
Membership Type: IACP
Profession(s): Lawyer, Mediator
I believe that there are better ways for families to solve the problems which divorce places on their doorstep. After thirty years of litigation experience, I have now, for the past 10 years, limited my practice to the Collaborative Process and Mediation. I believe in helping families find better ways to transition. Divorce litigation too often brings further harm. The Collaborative Process and Mediation help parents avoid the destruction, animosity and regret traditional litigation can bring. My goal is to help my clients avoid wasting time, energy and money in the court system and concentrate on creating options for the future.
Area(s) of Practice: Collaborative Process and Mediation
License(s): Supreme Court of Ohio
~United States District Court
~United States Court of Appeals
Professional Activities: Certified Family Relations Law Specialist Ohio State Bar Association
~Super Lawyer and AV Preeminent Rating for ethics and legal standards
~Chair, Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals 2006-2008
~Chair, Ohio Supreme Court Sub-Committee, Collaborative Law, 2008
Education:
Undergraduate:
University of Virginia, B.S. Finance 1975
Post-graduate:
1997 Mediation Training Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio 16 hours
1998 Advanced Mediation Training Marie Hill and John McIlwee 40 hours
Undergraduate:
University of Virginia, B.S. Finance 1975
Post-graduate:
1997 Mediation Training Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio 16 hours
1998 Advanced Mediation Training Marie Hill and John McIlwee 40 hours
Comments: My law practice is dedicated to giving clients control over the outcomes of their divorce. My clients choose the Collaborative Law Process and resolve their conflicts through education, direct dialogue and negotiation. My 40 years of combined experience in the courtroom, in business, and mediation/Collaborative practice assist my clients evaluate consequences in light of the law. I have lectured on Collaborative Law and conflict resolution; and, many of the articles I have written inform my clients about the role of lawyers, and the law, in the divorce process. In 2013, my efforts to ensure passage of the Ohio Collaborative Family Law Act made Ohio one of only 8 states with Collaborative Law legislation.