This presentation will begin with a brief overview of the QDRO process, and then continue with a discussion of the various ways family law attorneys can avoid problem arising from retirement plan divisions. Topics covered will include bifurcating marital status (including joinders and provisional QDROs), drafting MSAs and other written agreements to divide retirement plans, and the use of models provided by retirement plan administrators when drafting QDROs in-house. Materials will include sample language to help attorneys avoid the issues covered in the presentation. 

Join us for Anatomy of a Trial, taking place October 13 in Oakland and October 27 in Los Angeles.

This webinar walks Family Law Lawyers through the Dependency process from the CPS Investigation through Dependency Custody Orders and how it intersects with the Family Court. Speaker: Jill Emilie McInerney

Success in family law litigation hinges on a deep understanding of the rules and the ability to strategically apply them to your clients’ advantage.

How artificial intelligence and technology can be useful from start to finish in every case by focusing on specific practical applications at different points in the workflow of a typical case, and understanding what tools are available to explore, the capabilities and limitations of these tools, and how to get the most out of the technology.

A basic instruction of the Hague Treaty and the UCCJEA .  How to navigate both through the judicial system and how they are not exclusive – they can be used concurrently.