Events
Webinar: Common Misconceptions & Mistakes Judgment Debtors Make for the Solo and Small Firm Practitioner
This webinar will provide an overview for the solo and small firm practitioner of post-judgment topics such as: post-judgment interest; judgment renewal; collection efforts against a non-debtor spouse; and amending a judgment to add a “new” judgment debtor.
Free Webinar: Navigating Client Relationships: Boundaries & Best Practices in Family Law
Family law can be extremely rewarding yet entirely unforgiving, depending on what type of client happens to walk through your door. In addition to being a stressful and anxiety-riddled and hectic field, family law also often robs us of our own well-being as attorneys. Â Sometimes, having empathy in our field works a disservice for us, which is why so many in our area of law become burnt out and seek to pivot from family law altogether. But, there are ways to mitigate this and makes things easier on yourself and your staff!
Free Webinar: Meet the New Justices on the Court of Appeal
This webinar will introduce attendees to three of the newly appointed Justices on the California Court of Appeal: Justices Helen Zukin (2d Dist., Div. 4), Gonzalo C. Martinez (2d Dist., Div. 7), and Julica C. Kelety (4th Dist., Div. 1). The new Justices on the panel will answer questions from the moderator and from the audience regarding a wide variety of topics, including their experience so far on the bench; their approach to judging; their career paths that led them to become Court of Appeal Justices; and advice they would give to attorneys practicing before the Court of Appeal.
Webinar: Heggstad Petitions: Procedure and Select Problems
1.5 Participatory MCLE Credits In this presentation, David Little will describe the purpose of a Heggstad petition, the evolution of the law, practical application of a Heggstad petition, and alternatives when a Heggstad is not appropriate. David will also provide real world examples of the uses of Heggstad petitions. Non-Member: $112.50Member: $82.50 Speaker: David D.…
Webinar: Mental Health Diversion in California
Join us for an engaging and informative MCLE program that aims to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively navigate mental health diversion in the criminal justice system with a focus on Penal Code Section 1001.36. The program will discuss the legal framework and implementation of Penal Code Section 1001.36, including eligibility criteria, the diversion process, and best practices from the perspective of all stakeholders in the process.
Webinar: How to Handle Holdover Occupants of Trust and Estate Property, Eviction Proceedings, and Other Related Issues
1 Participatory MCLE Credits;1 Legal Specialization in Estate Planning; Trust & Probate Law This program will examine various issues and possible solutions for dealing with holdover occupants of trust or estate property including unlawful detainer actions and probate court proceedings.  Topics will include how property owners navigate working with or removing holdover occupants of trust or…
Webinar: Hot Topics in Valuations as the December 31, 2025 Sunset for Gift, Estate, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Exemptions Nears
1 Participatory MCLE Credits, 1 Legal Specialization; Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law Carsten Hoffmann of Stout Risius Ross, LLP and Kristin Yokomoto, Esq. of Baker & Hostetler LLP will discuss the upcoming December 31, 2025 sunset of the gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax exemption amounts and the current trends with valuations. As we…
What’s Up With Us!
What’s Up With Us! is a monthly webinar hosted by attorney members of the Real Property Law Section of the California Lawyers Association. Each session features the summary and analysis of three to four recent California or Federal appellate cases that could potentially impact real estate law practice statewide. The hosts also discuss relevant legislation and provide practical tips as needed.
Webinar: Navigating Real Estate Transitions: The Power of 1031 Exchanges and DSTs for Family Law Clients
Join these presenters as they cover the following topics: Explain to clients which properties are 1031 exchange eligible vs which properties are not. List the benefits of a 1031 Exchange to their clients. Briefly explain the roles of Value, Equity, & Debt in the exchange. List 3 ways to identify a replacement property. Describe what a DST is to their clients and the options it gives them. Explain some of the risk factors involved in 1031 Exchanges. Discuss the 7 key benefits of DSTs for family law clients
35th Annual National Criminal Procedure Tournament
Presented by University of San Diego School of Law The University of San Diego School will host the 35th Annual National Criminal Procedure Tournament. Law students from around the country compete in this nationally-recognized competition. Learn more about the event. Judges Needed! The USD Law Moot Court Board is looking for volunteer attorney judges for…
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