Conference 2026 Day 1

My Exemption Check on Portability – 9:00-10:15am

In Collaborative Practice, achieving a fair, transparent, and lasting settlement hinges on uncovering and accurately valuing all marital assets — including those that are often overlooked. This presentation by My Exemption Check explores portability — the ability to transfer significant property tax benefits (such as the Florida Save Our Homes assessment difference) — as a valuable, sometimes under-appreciated marital asset in divorce settlements.

Portability can save thousands of dollars in ongoing property taxes, but without careful analysis and intentional negotiation, one spouse may unknowingly forfeit this benefit during property division. This session will help Collaborative professionals understand what portability is, why it matters in a financial settlement, and how to integrate portability considerations into the Collaborative process to protect client interests.

Presented by Casey Vockell and Steve Vockell

Artificial Intelligence in Collaborative Practice – 10:30am-12:00pm

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how professionals work—and Collaborative Practice is no exception. This presentation explores practical, ethical, and client-centered ways AI can support Collaborative professionals, from streamlining workflows and improving communication to enhancing decision-making and client education. Attendees will gain insight into how to thoughtfully integrate AI tools while staying aligned with the core values of collaboration, transparency, and trust

Presented by Chris Hopkins

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