Temporary Orders & Discovery Issues in Family Law Cases (MCLE 2013) Tips
from practitioners & pointers by a judge, covers the nuts & bolts of
Motion Practice for Temporary Orders (64 exhibit samples), Discovery (40 exhibit
samples), The Role of Temporary Order in Divorce Cases, and Streamlined Discovery Techniques (15 document
samples).
Leveraging Pretrial Preparation to Resolve Divorce Cases Short of Trial (MCLE 2013) Covers
law and pointers on Financial Statements (7 exhibit samples), Discovery (40
exhibit samples), Division of Estate (2 exhibit samples), Use of Experts (4
sample exhibits, including sample direct and cross examinations), Valuation (3
exhibits), Pretrial Hearings (addresses this under-discussed procedural step, 16
sample exhibits), Separation Agreements (9 exhibit samples), and Drafting of
Prenuptial Agreements and Separation Agreements (6 samples).
16th Annual Conference Family Law 2013 (MCLE 2013) Covers
Caselaw & Legislative Update 2013, Business Valuation, Using the Family
Service Clinic, Health Insurance Coverage After Divorce & Health Insurance and
Family Transitions After Health Reform, The Role of Children, Alimony: Practice
One Year Out, Mediation and Other Dispute Resolution Alternatives (7 exhibit
samples).
Trying Divorce Cases in Massachusetts (MCLE 3rd ed. 2013) A
new edition of a popular favorite! From Client Intake all the way to After the Trial, with 76
sample exhibits.
Facing Complex
Issues in Family Court (Suffolk 2013) Includes
complex evidentiary issues such as Competency and Privileges, as well as Social Media
and Email, Advising Family Law Clients in the Digital Age, and sample forms such as
Motion in Limine to Prohibit Introduction of Unauthorized Evaluations of the
Minor Child, Motion in Limine re: GAL Reports, Motion in Limine and Proposed
Order to Preclude the Defendant from Presenting Testimony of Late Disclosed
Expert Witness.
Modern Families: Effective Advocacy for Lesbian & Gay Clients (MCLE 2013) Includes
Latest Update and Developments in the Law, Modern Families: Effective Advocacy
for Gay & Lesbian Couples, and Relevant Massachusetts General Laws.
How to Try a Removal Case
(MCLE 2013) Revelant
Caselaw and Checklist of Potential Areas for Discovery. Also
available as seminar CDs
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