Lissa Rapoport
San Francisco, California 94105
United States
Profession(s)
LawyerHaving practiced exclusively family law for over 12 years, it is clear to me that Collaborative Law is the best way to allow divorcing couples to have the ability to control the choices they make about what is best for their family and it allows people to close the door on one chapter of their lives and open a new chapter with mutual respect. My goal as a Collaborative practitioner is to help with that process and to provide families with the ability to work together to find the best solutions for their individual situations and with a greater degree of active participation in the choices and solutions that will have such a large impact on their lives and the lives of their children.
Professional Activities
Member: International Academy of Collaborative Professionals ~Member: San Francisco Collaborative Group ~Member: Queen's BenchUndergraduate Education
UC Davis (BA - Psychology and Sociology) 1988
Professional Education
Golden Gate University (JD) 1992
Comments
After having practiced for over 12 years and seeing the general dissatisfaction of the parties in the judicial system, Collaborative Law offers people the ability to actively participate in the decision-making process and allows them to find solutions that work best for their family, while having the support they need to effectively work together during a difficult time.