Continuing Education
Our programs offer continuing education hours for many disciplines. See each specific course registration page for the number of approved hours available and the breakdown of the types of continuing hours for that specific course in your discipline. Additional fees may apply.
Lawyers and Paralegals
Our programs have been approved by The Florida Bar for CLE for lawyers.
Lawyers from out of state will need to determine if CLE can be applied.
CLE credit by NALA has been approved for paralegals.
Mental Health Professionals
Continuing education for mental health professionals is approved through Dr. Carol Clark.
Continuing education credit for mental health professionals provided by Dr. Carol L. Clark, Provider #50-550/BAP585. This course was approved for 12 general CEs, 1 Domestic Violence CE and 2 Ethics CE’s by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Mental Health Counseling, expires 03/27, the Florida Board of Nursing, 10/27, and the Florida Board of Psychology, expires 05/26. The Board of Psychology will not revoke the continuing psychological education credit given to any psychologist for the completion of any continuing psychological education program sponsored by a provider whose status is later revoked by the Board as a result of any complaint registered against the program by a psychologist.
Certified Public Accountants.
CPAs must individually determine the exact CPE details to be self-reported and must retain required documentation in case of audit by the Florida Board of Accountancy. Courses are consistent with the requirements in Florida Statute 61H1-33.003: qualified instructors for all general content, qualified financial instructors involved in the training, participants must attend all 14 hours to receive a certificate of attendance, participants must sign in to receive a certificate of attendance (a record of attendance is kept by the trainers), a detailed course outline with learning objectives and supporting course material is provided to the participant in advance of the training. Further, course content is designed to contribute directly and indirectly to professional competency for accountants including topics such as special knowledge in Collaborative interdisciplinary practice, the CPA’s role in this process, core competencies required for work on a Collaborative team, practice management, billing for services, discussion of useful computer programs, ethical responsibilities to clients and team members, professional conduct, comparison of accountant and Collaborative specific professional standards, and oral/ written communications with clients and team members. (Other financial professionals must determine applicable continuing education credit.)
Allied Professionals
The Collaborative Law Process often utilizes Allied Professionals from many different disciplines such as: realtors, child specialists, mortgage specialists, bankruptcy attorneys, estate attorneys, estate planners, business evaluators, vocational specialists, therapists, trust attorneys, appraisers, bankers, life coaches, and many more. At the end of the course, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance and can present that Certificate to your particular professional regulatory organization for self-reporting purposes.