Hudson Valley Collaborative Divorce Association

Activities:

Mark was a co-presenter at the Rockland County Bar Association: "Managing Communications and Increasing Inclusivity in Legal Practice" (2019)

Mark was a co-presenter at the Rockland County Bar Association: "Mediation: Increasing Your Success at Resolving Legal Disputes" (2017)

Mark was a co-presenter at the Rockland County Bar Association: "How to Increase your Effectiveness in Negotiations (2016)

Mark was a co-presenter at the Rockland County Bar Association: “Tools for Successful Negotiations” (2014).

Mark was a co-author of “The Breakup of a Business Doesn’t Need to be Brutal! There is a Better Alternative: Collaborative Law” (2013).

Mark was a co-presenter: “Introduction to Collaborative Divorce and Civil Collaborative Practice” (Orange County, NY, CLE 2012).

Mark has taught Political Science and Law related classes as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Politics Program at Marymount College of Fordham University, teaching and designing courses in Constitutional Law and Civil Rights, The American Judicial Process, American Government, and Public Policy Making. Mark has also taught classes in American Government at Westchester Community College and Mercy College.

Mark was a faculty member for IACP teleconference 2011 “Effective Practice Group Meetings, How to Keep Your Members Coming Back!”.

Mark was a co-presenter on the: “Roadmap of the Collaborative Divorce Process” (IACP Forum, San Francisco California, 2011).

Mark is a co-author of the “Road Map of the Collaborative Divorce Process” (2009).

Mark's work was published in the IACP Collaborative Review, Volume 9, Issue 5, Spring 2007 "Creative Strategies for Enrolling the Reluctant Spouse in the Collaborative Process".

In October of 2007, Mark Bass and Stephen Gordon presented a workshop at the IACP Forum, held in Toronto Canada "The Reluctant Spouse: Solving the Problem and Expanding Collaborative Practice".