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CFLR is proud to present the 43rd annual Family Law Refresher Course (FLRC), providing current case law and statutory review, in-depth analysis of trends in family law, strategic planning, and best practice tips. The 2024 course will review the top cases from 2023 as well as important new legislation. FLRC is sure to enhance your lawyering skills inside and outside the courtroom. This is a program you will not want to miss!
The program consists of a one-day (6-hour) webinar, plus 5 hours of on-demand video lectures. The on-demand portion of the FLRC program can be accessed any time and any place at your convenience by visiting CFLRonline.com after the webinar. With the addition of on-demand video, FLRC satisfies ALL your BLS recertification credit requirements for one low price (when attended annually) and includes 1.5 hours of Legal Ethics.
Presenter
• Judge Anne Kiley - Los Angeles Superior Court, Family Law Division
Course Highlights
REVIEW OF 2023 CASES AND LEGISLATION
• Characterization of retirement benefits
• Validity of premarital agreements
• Child custody
• Parentage
• Child support
• Spousal support
• Modification of support and custody
• Enforcement
• Fiduciary duty
• Attorney’s fees and costs
• Family Code §271 sanctions
• Disentitlement doctrine
• Domestic Violence Prevention Act
• Family law procedural issues
• Family law evidentiary issues
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• UCCJEA
• Hague Abduction Convention
• Dependency cases
• Discovery procedure
• Select civil cases with family law application
VIDEO ON-DEMAND
With Judge Anne Kiley and Judge Scott Gordon (Ret.)
• Analysis of evidentiary hearing requests and
other evidentiary issues raised in 2023 cases
• Further case review
With Tracy Katz
• DissoMaster™ training
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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 webinar will be able to download course materials before the program and view them online during the program.
11 Hours MCLE/Specialization Credit
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 11 hours, including 1.5 hours of Legal Ethics.
Visit www.CFLRonline.com™ and ™ to earn additional MCLE participatory credit!
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