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Chapter: 
California - Northern Chapter
Personal Information
Portrait: 
First Name: 
Margaret
Last Name: 
Anderson
Middle Name: 
L.
Practice Information
Emphasis: 
All processes that are client-centered and interest-based approaches, including mediation, collaborative practice, and focused settlement processes.
State/Province: 
California
Counties: 
Marin, California
Mendocino, California
Napa, California
Sonoma, California
Profile Intro: 
I work as part of a Collaborative Practice team to help divorcing couples get through the legal and emotional transitions, so they can decide together, efficiently and respectfully, what will be best for both of them and for their children. I also work as a mediator, consulting counsel for clients who are mediating, and as a settlement specialist for clients who want to retain control over the outcome of their dispute.
Contact Information
Email: 
Email contact form
Website: 
http://www.margaretlanderson.com
Professional Information
Education: 
University of San Francisco, JD 1976
Legal Organizations: 
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals; International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; Collaborative Council of the Redwood Empire, Founding Member, Vice President, 2004-2006, Secretary, 2006-2008; State Bar of California Family Law Advisory Commission, Member 2004-2007, Chair 2008.
Author: 
Collaborative Practice Materials, 2004 and 2008, Co-Author with Catherine Conner.
Award: 
Best Lawyers in America, 2007-current; Northern California Super Lawyer, 2006-current; San Francisco Magazine, One of the Top 50 Northern California Lawyers, 2006; AAML, Northern California Chapter Honored Fellow, 2008; Eureka Award, Collaborative Practice- California, 2007.
AAML National: 
Northern California Chapter Delegate to the Board of Governors, 2004-present.
AAML Chapter: 
Northern California Chapter President, 2000-2001.
CLE Presentations: 
Mastery of Collaborative Practice, 10 full day sessions, 2007; Mastery of Collaborative Practice, 8 Full Day Sessions, 2008; Ongoing Specialized Collaborative Trainings throughout California and other states, including 12.5 hour collaborative training co-sponsored by AAML on November 6-7, 2010.
Recertification: 
Yes

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