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Barbara A Burr
Family matters. Separation, divorce and all family matters often are difficult times filled with conflict and confusion. Through good counsel and careful guidance, Barbara help sclients manage the conflict, minimize the pain and move through these difficulties to the most positive and peaceful future possible.
Barbara helps each client choose the best dispute resolution process for their goals -- whether those goals be to minimize the parties' pain; protect the emotional health of the children; preserve financial stability; control the timing of the process; protect the parties' privacy. She then works with clients in a partner-like relationship to obtain and share information, evaluate options and make sound decisions.
In this way, Barbara guides each client through the challenges of conflict and difficulty to the relief of respectful and realistic resolution, always keeping in mind that family matters.
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| Address: |
1630 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 400
Washington DC 20009 United States
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| Phone: |
202-347-9002 |
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202-347-9004 |
| Email: |
bburr@burrlawfirm.com |
| Website: |
http://www.burrlawfirm.com
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| Education |
University of Washington, BA, magna cum laude, 1984; Harvard University Law School, JD, cum laude, 1989.
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| Professional Licenses |
JD
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| Type Of Practice |
Family Law
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| Training Offered |
As part of the Collaborative Practice Training Institute (CPTI) faculty, Barbara develops and presents a variety of interdisciplinary basic collaborative trainings that are known for their highly effective use of interactive and interesting techniques. These include Basic 2-day and 3-day Collaborative Trainings as well as 30-hour Mediation and Interest Based Negotiation Skills Trainings.
Barbara also develops and presents intermediate and advanced Collaborative and dispute resolution trainings that focus, in particular, on helping participants obtain greater self-awareness of their own experience with conflict and combines this with effective training in expanding and improving conflict resolution skills.
Bar, interdisciplinary Collaborative trainings at all levels that encourage the advancement, innovation, and best practices of Collaborative practitioners.
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| Training Conducted |
Basic Collaborative Training (2-day and 3-day).
Mediation Skills and Interest Based Negotiation.
Advanced Collaborative and Dispute Resolution Skills.
Working with Parents on Child-Related Issues in Separation and Divorce.
Power of Apology in Collaborative Practice.
Delving in the Heart of Conflict.
Emotional Dynamics of Divorce.
Difficult Conversations.
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| Collaborative Training Attended |
Basic Collaborative Law Training, 2006, Suzanne Brunsting; Stuart Levinson
Intermediate Collaborative Law Training, 2006 IACP Forum
Intermediate Collaborative Law Training, 2006, Stu Webb &Ron Ouesky
Mediation Training, 2006, Carl Schneider
Intermediate Collaborative Law Training, 2007 IACP Forum
Negotiation and Collaborative Skills Seminar, 2008, Gabrielle Salvatore & Sue Brunsting
Training for Collaborative Trainers. 2008, Richard Shields
Intermediate and Advanced Collaborative Training, 2008 IACP Forum
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training, 2008 CDTT 24
Non-defensive Communication Seminar, 2009, Sharon Ellison
Advanced Collaborative Law Training, 2009 IACP Forum
Deepening the Practice of Non-Defensive Communication Webinar, 2009, Sharon Ellison
Intermediate and Advanced Collaborative Training, 2010 IACP Forum
Understanding & Managing High-Conflict People Bill Eddy, 2010 MCPC Symposium
Intermediate and Advanced Collaborative Training, 2011 IACP Forum
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| Collaborative Training Offered |
Interest-Based Negotiation & Mediation Skills Training, 2009, Barbara Burr with CPTI
Two Day Collaborative Practice Training for Attorneys, 2009, Barbara Burr with Frank Morrision and Dillina Stickley
Collaborative Boot Camp, 2009, Barbara Burr with Lisa Herrick and Jamie Lapin
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training (3-day), 2010, Barbara Burr with CPTI
Interest Based Negotiation and Mediation Skills Training (30 hours), 2010, Barbara Burr with CPTI
Power of Apology in Collaborative Practice, 2010, Barbara Burr
Reference Points for Making Decisions and How to Talk about the Law in Collaborative Practice, 2010, Barbara Burr
Creating a Deep and Durable Collaborative Parenting Plan, 2010, Barbara Burr with Lisa Herrick and Kate Scharff
Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training (3-day), 2011, Barbara Burr with CPTI
Working with Parents on Child-Related Issues in Separation and Divorce, 2011, with Lisa Herrick and Kate Scharff
Delving into the Heart of Conflict, 2011 IACP Pre-Forum Institute, Barbara Burr with CPTI
Power of Apology in Collaborative Practice, 2011, Barbara Burr with Frank Morrison
Introduction to Collaborative Practice Seminar (3 hour), 2011, Barbara Burr
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| References |
Lonnie Broussard 757-473-9022
Lisa Herrick 703-847-5793
Kate Scharff 301-260-0223
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| Standards |
I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners and the IACP Ethical Standards for Collaborative Professionals. I verify that I meet the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners and that I apply the IACP Ethical Standards for Collaborative Professionals in my collaborative practice.
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I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Trainers I verify that I am a Collaborative Practice trainer who meets those Minimum Standards.
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I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for a Collaborative Basic Training. I verify that the basic training that I offer as a Collaborative Practice trainer meets those Minimum Standards.
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