Collaborative Leadership

In Central Florida, Michael served for 4 years (until 2020) on the board of the Collaborative Family Law Group of Central Florida. Statewide, he’s a member and regular sponsor of the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (FACP). With collaborators throughout the United States, Sampson serves on the American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Collaborative Law Task Force.

The Global Collaborative Movement

To learn from and engage with collaborative professionals internationally, Michael is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) and Global Collaborative Law Council (GCLC).

Since 1990, the Collaborative movement spread worldwide. It’s vast and diverse. More than 25,000 collaboratively trained lawyers, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and other collaborative professionals make up the global community. That community includes 200+ collaborative practice groups. They span across 24 countries. These collaborative professionals, like Mr. Sampson, have committed to assisting families like yours choose a way to resolve issues.

Florida Bar Service

Mr. Sampson served for years on the Family Law Rules committee and Rules of Judicial Administration Rules committee with The Florida Bar. This voluntary service provided insight about court processes, litigation, and protecting client privacy.

In the collaborative divorce context, this insight adds value. Your lawyer should know the interplay between the Uniform Collaborative Law Process Act, Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.745, Rule 4-1.19 of Florida’s Rules Regulating the Florida Bar, and the Florida Supreme Court-approved Florida Family Law Forms for Collaborative Divorce.

Orlando Collaborative Divorce Attorney, Michael P. Sampson, has earned an AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest recognition for professionalism and ethics in the legal industry.