Divorce Mediation Center of Fairfield County, LLC
Rosemarie Ferrante focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes.
Divorce Mediation Center of Fairfield County, LLC
Rosemarie Ferrante focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes.
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of Non-Adversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American Bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelors degree from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Main Office, Wilton, CT
15 River Road, Suite 15B
Wilton, CT 06897
(475) 289-7801
-
Danbury office
83 Wooster Heights Road, Suite 125
Danbury, CT 06810 -
Westport office
8 Wright Street
Westport, CT 06880
Divorce Mediation and Collaborative Divorce are nonadversarial divorce processes that promote peaceful, respectful and private resolutions to family matters.
Divorce Mediation is a process that fosters discussion between the divorcing couple with the help of a neutral third party, the mediator. A mediator acts as a facilitator, helping people in conflict explore options and find a settlement that works for everyone involved, but does not make decisions for you. In mediation, the emphasis is on maintaining communication between you and your spouse.
Collaborative Divorce is a non-adversarial process in which you and your spouse each hire a specially-trained collaborative divorce attorney to represent you and negotiate an agreement. Both parties make a pledge that the attorneys will withdraw if an agreement cannot be reached. Once the collaborative divorce starts, the lawyers are legally disqualified from representing you and your spouse in a contested legal proceeding.
Both processes enable spouses to develop a tailored divorce agreement that serves the best interests of the entire family.
100% of this firm's focus is nonadversarial divorce processes. Divorce need not be destructive. Our goal is to provide information and resources that enable individuals to finding the team to best serve your unique family as you restructure through the divorce process.
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of NonAdversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelor of science from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Brooklyn Law School
JD, 1996
Cornell University
BS, 1993
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of NonAdversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelor of science from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Brooklyn Law School JD, 1996
Cornell University BS, 1993
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of Non-Adversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American Bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelors degree from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Main Office, Wilton, CT
15 River Road, Suite 15B
Wilton, CT 06897
(475) 289-7801
-
Danbury office
83 Wooster Heights Road, Suite 125
Danbury, CT 06810 -
Westport office
8 Wright Street
Westport, CT 06880
Divorce Mediation and Collaborative Divorce are nonadversarial divorce processes that promote peaceful, respectful and private resolutions to family matters.
Divorce Mediation is a process that fosters discussion between the divorcing couple with the help of a neutral third party, the mediator. A mediator acts as a facilitator, helping people in conflict explore options and find a settlement that works for everyone involved, but does not make decisions for you. In mediation, the emphasis is on maintaining communication between you and your spouse.
Collaborative Divorce is a non-adversarial process in which you and your spouse each hire a specially-trained collaborative divorce attorney to represent you and negotiate an agreement. Both parties make a pledge that the attorneys will withdraw if an agreement cannot be reached. Once the collaborative divorce starts, the lawyers are legally disqualified from representing you and your spouse in a contested legal proceeding.
Both processes enable spouses to develop a tailored divorce agreement that serves the best interests of the entire family.
100% of this firm's focus is nonadversarial divorce processes. Divorce need not be destructive. Our goal is to provide information and resources that enable individuals to finding the team to best serve your unique family as you restructure through the divorce process.
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of NonAdversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelor of science from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Brooklyn Law School
JD, 1996
Cornell University
BS, 1993
Rosemarie Ferrante is an attorney licensed in NY and CT who focuses her practice on non-adversarial divorce through mediation and the collaborative divorce processes. Rosemarie's goal is to make a positive impact on the divorce process by giving couples the resources and tools they need to help their family transition smoothly through the restructuring of their family.
Rosemarie founded Divorce Resource CT to provide public education and awareness and support to those contemplating divorce. In partnership with Hollis Hardiman, CDFA, she offers education, support and wellness workshops for individuals contemplating divorce. The workshops are presented by herself and Hollis and various esteemed mental health professionals and are offered throughout Fairfield County, CT and online.
Rosemarie is Vice President of the Connecticut Council of NonAdversarial Divorce (CCND), the statewide non-profit professional organization of Connecticut mediators and collaborative divorce practitioners.
Rosemarie is a member of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
She is a founding chapter leader of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (NADP), the first national organization that unites professionals who serve clients going through all stages of the divorce process. Her bar association memberships include the American bar Association (Family Law section, ADR Section), the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), including the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Family Law sections, the Danbury Bar Association and the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Rosemarie is a frequent guest on podcasts where she discusses the benefits of an integrative divorce process in which a team of interdisciplinary professionals best suited for the individual family guides the family through the divorce process to ensure a positive post divorce co-parenting and financial life.
She earned her bachelor of science from Cornell University in 1993 and her law degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1996, where she was Primary Notes & Comments Editor of the Brooklyn Law Review. She was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1996 and the New York Bar in 1997.
Brooklyn Law School JD, 1996
Cornell University BS, 1993
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