Voorstelling van Zaken: Goed Scheiden
Internationaal Theater Amsterdam / Van de Beek & van Basten Batenburg
In the Netherlands, about 70,000 children each year have to cope with their parents’ divorce. Some 7200 divorces can be characterised as adversarial or ‘fighting’ divorces, which really cause children to suffer damage. In a fighting divorce, there are only losers. Something has to change. Actors and professionals, children and parents show us the way through the jumble of emotions, uncertainties and solutions.
Rabozaal
Duration: 3h
Divorcing well, how do you do that?
In collaboration with Platform Scheiden zonder Schade (Divorce without Damage).
Accreditaties
Inmiddels zijn de volgende accreditaties verleend:
- Centrum voor Certificatie: 3 punten voor deelname, categorie 1
- Mediators Federatie: 3 punten categorie 2
- vFAS ( Vereniging van Familie-en erfrecht Advocaten ): 1 punt in het kader van de permanente opleiding
- NOvA (Nederlandse orde van Advocaten): kennen niet vooraf maar achteraf accreditatie punten toe
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