For many years, Los Angeles divorce attorney Ron Supancic, himself a child of divorce, has had a desire to see the practice of Family Law transformed and revitalized. Not simply for the practitioners, but for all those who have been injured or traumatized by the ancient system that was created when English common law insinuated itself into the family. Over fifteen years ago, Ron found his answer in the concept of Collaborative Divorce and began work in that movement, and in all forms of Consensual Dispute Resolution.
The transformation has not stopped there. Ron had also hoped to introduce to the community a multi-door, interdisciplinary practice, principally focused on dispute resolution. That idea came into sharp focus five years ago when he met attorney David Hoffman and was given a brief tour of his firm, the Boston Law Collaborative. David was living Ron's fantasy. When Ron expressed this, David graciously invited him to return to Boston to learn how the office came together as a collaborative, hetrarchal law firm. It became clear that such an undertaking required a commitment of a special kind.