2025 Conference: Option Generation - There is More Than One Way to Settle a Matter

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Approved for 1 CDFA & CFP CE Credit

In every family law case, no matter the chosen process, the ability to generate creative and client-centered options is essential to achieving successful outcomes. This dynamic session dives into the art and science of option generation, revealing why it’s the cornerstone of resolving complex family matters.

What You’ll Learn:

The Value of Innovation: Understand why generating a range of options is vital to tailoring solutions that meet each family’s unique needs.
Key Principles in Action: Explore the foundational principles of creativity, openness, and client-centered approaches that drive successful resolutions.
Collaborative Problem-Solving: Learn how financial professionals, family professionals, and lawyers can work together to craft innovative and effective solutions for families navigating challenging transitions.

Join us for this interactive session to gain practical tools and strategies for generating options that not only address financial and legal complexities but also honor each family’s unique story. This is your opportunity to reimagine what’s possible for your clients and their futures.

Please note that the conference is live and in-person in Denver, Colorado - United States. All schedules shown in the conference agenda are in central standard.

Carrie Heinzl

Founder

Fairmore Family Law Financial Solutions

Carrie Heinzl is the founder of Fairmore Family Law Financial Solutions. For the past fifteen years Fairmore has offered independent, fact-based financial analytics and settlement insights to individuals and couples working through separation and divorce. New products and services are always being created to assist all clients.

Carrie is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), Certified Divorce Specialist (CDS) and has Level I and II Collaborative Family Law Certification and is a certified Family Mediator in Financial Issues. Carrie is a member of the Law Society of Ontario holding a Paralegal License. Carrie serves on the Board of Directors of York Collaborative Practice (Vice-Chair), Durham Collaborative Practice (Vice Chair), and is a past President of the Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals (OACP).

Carrie is an active collaborative process trainer, co-teaching the introductory program for new collaborative professionals and advanced level training for the seasoned practitioner. Carrie has taught statistics, research methodologies and psychology at college and university levels. In addition, Carrie has presented at conferences for the Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals (OACP), Family Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario Annual Conference (FDRIO), and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).

In her spare time, Carrie is an avid tennis player, poor golfer, fine art and animal lover.