DILLINA W. STICKLEY, ESQ.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
focused on
Collaborative Divorce Law and Mediation
DILLINA W. STICKLEY, ESQ.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
focused on
Collaborative Divorce Law and Mediation
Dillina W. Stickley
Dillina W. Stickley is a Collaborative Law Divorce Attorney practicing under the Uniform Collaborative Law Act of Virginia and a Virginia Supreme Court certified Mediator.
AV Martindale Hubbell rated.
Best Lawyers in Collaborative Divorce Practice 2006 – present.
Collaborative Divorce:
Dillina has extensive experience in domestic relations cases focusing on complex divorce issues. Using the Collaborative Law Process, Dillina helps her clients reach their goals without the need for court intervention during one of the worst periods of their life, their separation and divorce. Using her many years of experience and skills, Dillina works with those who seek her help to better understand the rights and responsibilities of their situations so that they can make informed and intelligent decisions and build options for settlement in a peaceful and respectful way. Dillina guides her clients through this difficult time with the least amount of heartache possible.
Dillina is a qualified trainer of collaborative practice and procedures by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals and is a charter member and faculty of Collaborative Practice Training Institute. For more information regarding Collaborative Divorce Practice, see these websites where Dillina is a member: locally: Collaborative Practice of the Shenandoah Valley (CPSV), statewide: Virginia Collaborative Practitioners (VACP), and nationally: International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).
Mediation:
Dillina also serves clients as a Mediator using interest-based mediation principles for a broad variety of issues, including domestic relations, employment, real estate, business disputes, and wills and estates. Dillina’s experience in mediation includes mediating at Fairfield Center and as a presenter of continuing mediation education programs for Fairfield Mediation Center. She also serves as a team teacher of Negotiation Practice and Collaborative Process and Practice at Washington and Lee School of Law, and frequently lectures at the University of Virginia School of Law using mediation techniques. In addition, Dillina has been a frequent presenter of negotiation strategies and tactics, and Collaborative Divorce Law Practice for Virginia State Bar continuing legal education programs.