There is no certification board or credential for Collaborative Law practice. IACP has developed minimum standards which KCCL members have met but as yet, there is no review of individual member qualifications. Washington’s Uniform Collaborative Law Act does not establish specific requirements for the practice. Joining KCCL means you have pledged to follow our standards to hold yourself out as a Collaborative Law Practitioner. Collaborative Practice has foundational principals of openness, honesty and transparency which apply to practitioners as well as clients. When you become a member, you are welcome to include the KCCL logo in your marketing materials. IACP also allows the use of its logo to members.