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Rachel Virk, (Lawyer/Mediator)

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   46090 Lake Center Plaza Suite 307
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LPC

LMFT

Psychiatrist

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Professional Activities


Current Prior

Collaborative Practice Training


Year Course Title Instructor Hours Action
Basic/ Introductory Collaborative Law or Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training.
30-Hr Interest-Based Negotiation & Mediation Skills
Advanced interest-based negotiation, communication skills, collaborative,professional coach training
Annual 4 hours collaborative continuing education (basic, intermediate, or advanced)

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Rachel Virk, (Lawyer/Mediator)

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Ms. Virk is the author of The Four Ways of Divorce: A Concise Guide to What You Need to Know about Divorce using Litigation, Negotiation, Collaboration and Mediation, So you Don't Pay More Than You Should. She has been litigating family law cases in Northern Virginia since 1990, has been conducting a mediation practice since 2001, and also conducts a collaborative law practice. Ms. Virk will guide you through the process as you Stay in Control to create your New Life Plan.

Education


Licenses


Virginia State Bar ,J.D.

Professional Activities


CURRENT:
Member of the Virginia State Bar since 1989, and Family Law Section Member
Member Fairfax Bar Association since 1990, and Family Law Section Member
Member Loudoun County Bar Association since 2000
Member of the VBA/VSB Virginia Alternative Dispute Resolution Joint Committee since 2005
Member of the Virginia Mediation Network since 2005
Member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals since 2005
Member of the Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia since 2005
Member of the Virginia Collaborative Professionals since 2007
Member of the Loudoun Collaborative Professionals since 2011

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Collaborative Practice Training


Year Course Title Instructor Hours
Basic/ Introductory Collaborative Law or Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training.
2005 Basic Collaborative Law Training Janis M. Pritchard, David Carter, R.Bradley Hunter 13
30-Hr Interest-Based Negotiation & Mediation Skills
2001 Professional Mediation Skills and Process Susan Shearouse 20
2001 Family Mediation Skills Kathy Foskett 20
Additional 15 hours Intermediate/ Advanced interest-based negotiation, communication skills, collaborative, or basic professional coach training
2008 The Collaborative Process: Negotiation Skills, Team Communication, and Ethical Issues Karen Keyes, Lonnie Broussard, Jan Hembree, Lisa Herrick , Lawrence Hoover, Jr., Michael McHugh, Frank Morrison, Judy Rubin, Lisa Shenkel and Dillina Stickley 4
2008 Interdisciplinary Team Collaborative Practice: Intermediate Seminar and Workshop Pauline Tesler 2
2006 Intermediate Collaborative Law Training Stuart Webb & Ronald Ousky 6
2005 Collaborative Family Law: Practice and Ethics Kathleen Hanes, Karen Keyes, Frank Morrison, Rachel Rust and John Taggart, III 3
Annual 4 hours collaborative continuing education (basic, intermediate, or advanced)
2017 LTR Marketing Solutions Larry Rockwell 1
2017 Business Valuations in Collaborative Divorce Erika Schleifman & Jennifer Bradley 1
2017 An Update on the Divorce OptionsTM program Rona Hitlin-Mason, Cherise Loy, and Charlie Rowan 1
2016 What to Share with Collaborative Clients: Experience and Connections Among the Professionals Karen Keyes, Hayden Lee, and Jennifer Bradley 1
2016 The Power of Empathy in Conflict Resolution Charlie Rowan 1
2016 Motivational Interviewing and Collaborative Divorce Natalie Goldberg 1
2016 Is One Client Controlling the Team? Michael McHugh 1
2016 Discernment Counseling Rona Hitlin-Mason, LPC 1
2015 My Daddy has a Special Friend and My Mommy’s Always Sad”: Affairs and Divorce from the Child’s Point of View Debra Nackman 1
2015 Ethical and Practical Considerations for Virginia Collaborative Law Practice Hayden Lee 1
2014 What’s so Special about Special Needs Children and Divorce? Natalie Goldberg 1
2014 The Virginia Mediation Network 2014 Annual Spring Training Conference Jeannette Twomey, Stephen Kotev, The Honorable Rosemarie Annunziata (Ret.), Karen Asaro, David Deal, Kenneth Gubin, John Settle, Karen Richards 8
2014 The Seven Structural Elements of Successful Marriages Larry Gaughan 1
2014 The Collaborative Gray Divorce Liz Pendzich, Adele D'Ari, & Mary Szpanka 1
2014 Challenging Ethical Questions in Negotiation: Informed Consent and Disclosures for Advocates and Neutrals Kimberly Fauss and Frank Morrison 1
2014 Brainstorming – what succeeds and fails in brainstorming? Brainstorming can lead to impasse and frustration. What are effective methods for generating creative solutions? What are new ways to help clients discover their interests and core concerns? How not to get bogged down by brainstorming/Impasse. Carl Mitlehner & Robin Taub 1
2013 Understanding Alcohol and Drug Additions Jan Beauregard 1
2013 Ethical issues in Collaborative Cases – Critical Information for all Collaborative Professionals Sue Soler, Robin Taub, Ann White, Debbie May, Susan Butler, Paul Smollar 2
2013 Ethical Issues in Three Alternative Approaches to a Family Law Matter CLE: Litigation, Mediation, and Collaborative Divorce Hon. Robert W. Wooldridge, Jr. (Ret.), susan M. Butler, Kelly S. Hite, David E. Roop, Jr. 2
2012 The Infinity Loop: When the Process Becomes the Conflict Adele D’Ari, Lisa Herrick, Jan White, Paul Smollar 1
2012 Powerful Non-Defensive Communication for Conflict Resolution, Collaborative Law, Human Resource, Legal and Other Professionals Sharon Strand Ellison 8
2012 Keeping your case out of Court, and Being Nice About It: Advanced Resolution Skills for the Civil Family Law Practitioner Hon. Michael P. McWeeny (Ret.), Cheshire l’Anson Eveleigh, Karen L. Keyes, James Q. Pope, Jay B. Myerson, Carl J. Witmeyer, II 4
2012 Empirical Findings Regarding Children and Divorce Lisa Herrick, PhD 1
2011 Spahn and McCammon: Together again, the Ethics of Negotiating in Mediation John B. McCammon, Thomas E. Spahn 2
2011 Loudoun Collaborative Professionals Liz Pendzich 2
2011 Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia Lisa Herick, Jan White, and Paul Smoller 2
2010 What Litigators Want Mediators to Know W. Coleman Allen, Karen Keyes 1.5
2010 Letting Go of Expectations Toni Iven 1.5
2010 Lawyers (And Clients) Behaving Badly! You’re The Mediator! What Would you Do? Samuel S. Jackson, Jr. Esq., 1
2010 Improving Mediation Quality: ABA Dispute Resolution Task Force Findings; Recommendations and Next Steps R. Wayne Thorpe, Geetha Ravindra 1.5
2010 Ethics Plenary: OES Dispute Resolution Services’ New Standards of Ethics and Complaint Procedures Sally Campbell, Mandy Stallings, Samuel S. Jackson, Lawrie Parker, Paula M. Young 2
2010 Deepening Collaborative Connections: The Spiritual Dimensions of Trust, Commitment and Competency Deborah Brakeley MEd, Stu Webb, Esquire, Jennifer Tull, Esquire, Peggy Thompson, PhD 1.5
2010 Breaking the Communication Barrier Lynne Chernin 1.5
2010 Addiction and Narcissism in Marriage and Divorce Micki McWade, LMSW 1.5
2010 Adaptability and Scalability of the Collaborative Process in Support of Client-Centeredness Anne Lucas, MA, Gwen Mathewson Esquire, J. Mark Weiss, Esquire 1.5
2010 2. Bargaining with the Devil: When to Negotiate, When to Figh Robert Mnookin, PhD 1
2010 1. Relocation and Divorce: A Call for Collaborative Dispute Resolution Judge Ann Sundt, Joan M. Weiss, Esquire, Steven J. Stein, LCPC, LMFT 1.5
2009 Mediator Best Practices: What the Marketplace Wants The Honorable Rosemarie Annunziata (Ret), N.D. (John) Settle and the Honorable Paul F. Sheridan (Ret) 1
2008 VMN Annual Fall Training Conference Paul Warren, Daniel Burke, Karen Asaro, Phil Mulford, Amelia Waller, Nancy Siford, Paula Young and Rachel Virk 9.5
2008 The Role of Financial Professionals in Resolving Family Disputes I was instructor 1.5
2008 The Role of Financial Professionals in Resolving Family Disputes Daniel Burk 1.5
2008 Self-Determination: Protecting It Procedurally & Substantively Paula Young 2
2008 Is Mediation a Profession? Paul Warren, Daniel Burke, Karen Asaro, Phil Mulford 1.5
2008 Child Support: It Can Only Get Better Amelia Waller 1.5
2008 Challenges in Mentoring Nancy Siford 1.5
2007 Introductory Three Day Interdisciplinary Team Training Andrew Hoffman, Vicki Carpel-Miller, George Richardson and Nancy J. Ross 20
2007 Breaking Impasse, or Tips to Unstick the Stuck Samuel Jackson, Jr., the Honorable Rosemarie P. Annunziata and Jim Pope 1
2006 VMN Annual Fall Training Conference Tazewell Hubbard, III, Rob Ferguson, Samuel Jackson, Jr., Deborah Costello, Carroll Dubuc, Jim Pope, Paul Warren and Alice Burlinson 11
2005 Virginia Mediator Ethics Jeannette Twomey 2
2005 VMN Annual Spring Training Conference Ana Scholfield, Tazewell Hubbard, III, Ann Warshauer and Marge Bleiweis 6
2005 Skills, Strategies & Ethics for Lawyers Representing Clients in Mediation Carroll Dubuc, Samuel Jackson, Jr., Karen Keyes, James Pope and Norval Settle 6
2002 Virginia Mediator Ethics Jeanette Twomey and Regina Olchowski 2
2002 VMN Annual Fall Training Conference Tricia Jones, Samuel Jackson, Jr., Larry Hoover, Tuan Pham, Mary Elizabeth Lynch, Karen Asaro, Deborah Costello, Tazewell Hubbard, III and Robin Collins 12
2002 Family Mediation Role Play Ervin Mast 16
2001 Resolving Economic Issues in Divorce Jim Pope, Jeanette Twomey and Stan Corey 12
2001 Domestic Violence Assessment Kathy Foskett 8
2001 Circuit Court Civil Mediation - Strategies and Techniques Paul Warren 20
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