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2021 Family Law from the Experts:
Making Dollars Make Sense
Litigating Complex Financial Issues in Family Law
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Focus
This program presents an in-depth analysis of several complex financial issues that are commonly litigated in family law cases. It will guide you from a basic understanding of the fundamentals to the high level of expertise you need to effectively handle these complex issues during trial. Along with a substantive analysis of the governing law, the instructors will provide you with practical illustrations of how to put on your case, including how to handle evidentiary issues under People v. Sanchez.
Faculty
• Judge Thomas Trent Lewis (Ret.) / Program Director (Parts I, II, III)
• Anne C. Kiley, CFLS (Part I)
• Christopher C. Melcher, CFLS (Part I)
• Ronald S. Granberg, CFLS (Part II)
• Tracy Farryl Katz, Esq., CPA (Part II)
• Jill Hersh, CFLS (Part III)
• Marie Ebersbacher, CPA, ABV, CFF, CFE (Part III)
Course Highlights
PART I: November 19, 2021
AGREEMENTS
• Premarital agreements
- Understanding the statutory
requirements
- Litigating formation and disclosure
- Preparing for a challenge based
on unconscionability
• Marital agreements
- Requirements for a valid marital
transmutation agreement
- Fiduciary obligations
- Spousal support waivers
• Marital settlement agreements
- Disclosure
- Challenging and defending the agreement
- Construction of the agreement
- Protecting against omitted
asset claims
- Disclosure requirements
- Setting aside agreements |
PART II: November 20, 2021
THE FAMILY RESIDENCE
• Characterization of the family residence
• Transmutation and title issues
• Date of separation
• Presumption of undue influence
• Valuation of the family residence
• Apportionment
- Characterization of loan proceeds
under Marriage of Branco
- Impact of Marriage of Mohler on Moore/Marsden formula |
PART III: November 21, 2021
STOCK OPTIONS, RESTRICTED STOCK UNITS, 401(k) AND OTHER BENEFITS
• Characterization
• Understanding Hug & Nelson
• Other apportionment theories
- Does Pereira/Van Camp affect the
community interest?
• Impact on property division
• Impact on support |
Course Materials
The course materials include a copy of the complete set of slides used by the panelists, plus other supplemental materials. Enrollees in the live-stream webinar will be able to download course materials before the program and view them online during the program.
18 Hours MCLE/Specialization Credits
Approval of specialization credit in Family Law has been granted by the California Board of Legal Specialization and approval of MCLE credit for this activity has been granted by The State Bar of California in the amount of 18 hours for the three-day webinar
(6 hours each day).
Visit www.CFLRonline.com™ and www.RutterOnline.com™ to earn additional MCLE participatory credit!
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