Lisa B. Forberg, a Nashville TN area lawyer, is skilled and focused on using the best out-of-court alternatives to the traditional litigated divorce process. She helps her clients achieve their goals without the "unholy nightmare" of litigation, for divorce and post-divorce cases, and for clients with or without children. Specific areas of expertise and services include: Alimony and Spousal Support; Division of Complex Assets; Post-Divorce Modifications; High Asset Cases; Residential Parenting Time; Child Support; Parental Decision-Making Responsibility; Unmarried Parenting Agreements; Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements; IRS Debt and Divorce; Special Needs Trusts and Alimony or Child Support; Autistic Children and Divorce; Bankruptcy and Divorce; Valuation of Businesses and Divorce; Valuation of Vested and Unvested Stock Options in Divorce; Division of Debt in Divorce. Lisa is also TN Supreme Court Rule 31 Listed Family Mediator
- Santa Clara University School of Law
- J.D. (1981) | Law
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- Honors: Emery Law Scholarship
- Stanford University
- M.A. (1978) | Education
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- University of Maryland - College Park
- B.A. (1975) | English
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- Honors: High-Honors, Phi Beta Kappa
- University of Cincinnati
- English
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- Founder & Partner
- Forberg Law Office
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- Family Law, Collaborative Divorce and Mediation
- Associate
- Law Office of Amy G. Wolfson
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- Divorce and Family Law
- Associate
- Ruocco and Saucedo
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- Plaintiff's Medical Malpractice Law
- “First Do No Harm: Counselors at Law and the Commitment to Settlement”
- New Hampshire Bar News
- Co-author, “Treatment of Alimony and Child Support in Collaborative Cases,” in the book, Collaborative Law: Practice and Procedures.
- Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education Inc., Boston.
- Author, "Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice"
- New Hampshire Bar Journal
- "The Benefits of the Collaborative Process to the New Hampshire Bench and Bar"
- New Hampshire Bar News
- Rule 31 Listed Family Mediator
- Tennessee Supreme Court
- Williamson County Bar Association
- Member
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- Tennessee Bar Association
- Member
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- Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance
- Member
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- International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
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- Collaborative Law Alliance of New Hampshire
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- Collaborative Law Alliance of New Hampshire
- Co-Chairman
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- California
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
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- Tennessee
- Credit Cards Accepted
Most major credit cards are accepted.
- Divorce
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- Conscious Uncoupling: Useful Tools for Divorcing Couples
Collaborative Attorney Lisa Forberg - How to measure the cost savings of a Collaborative divorce.http://forberg-law.com/ Lisa Forberg is a Nashville, TN area family law and divorce attorney handling Collaborative divorce, mediation, parenting plans, child support, alimony, division of assets, and other domestic relations issues.
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