Specialist associations · Body
Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals
The AACP is a registered charity that promotes collaborative practice — a structured, non-adversarial, team-based approach to resolving disputes — as an alternative to litigation. It operates nationally across three practice areas: family law, commercial law, and wills/estates, and works through advocacy to government, education of professionals and the public, and support for its members. State bodies such as QACP operate as regional practice groups under the AACP umbrella.
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Last verified 6 October 2026 · Listing updated 6 October 2026
Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals at a glance
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Quick reference · Body
- Type of body
- Specialist association
- Runs CPD
- Yes
Who it's for
Lawyers, financial advisers and mediators who want to train in or promote collaborative dispute resolution (instead of litigation) use the AACP for training, resources and public-facing referral listing.
Membership
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- Individuals
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