Jennifer has been an active and integral member of numerous local family law and collaborative practice organizations, helping shape best practices, education, and collaboration among practitioners in the field. As a past board member of the Los Angeles Collaborative Family Law Association (LACFLA), she contributed to the advancement of collaborative family law, a team-based consensual dispute resolution process.

 

Jennifer is a member of FLAMES (Family Law Attorneys and Mediators Engaged in Study), an exclusive peer organization composed of local attorneys and mediators focused on deepening understanding of family law mediation, refining dispute resolution techniques, and fostering professional development through study groups, trainings, and practice discussions.  In addition, she participates in LAWCDP (Los Angeles Westside Collaborative Divorce Professionals) and California Institute for Consensual divorce, cohorts of collaborative divorce practitioners dedicated to broadening access to non-adversarial divorce processes and strengthening the community of professionals committed to consensual divorce practice.   

 

Beyond these memberships, Jennifer has served in leadership positions in the Beverly Hills Bar Association’s Mediation Section, including as executive committee member and past co-chair, where she has helped guide programming, policy discussions, and continuing education for mediators and attorneys.  She has also acted as a liaison/consultant for the High Conflict Institute’s New Ways for Families program, bridging the gap between litigation systems and structured, evidence-based dialogue techniques in divorcing families.