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Family Law Institute
Expires: April 1, 2021
Program Moderators: Anna Markley Bush, Bush & Heise, Barrington
Gloria E. Block , Hoffenberg & Block, LLC, Chicago
Deviation from Maintenance and Child Support Guidelines
Understand the devastating effects that the new child support calculations are having on many parents. Learn how to get (or prevent) deviations from the guidelines.
Hon. Pamela E. Loza, Circuit Court of Cook County , Chicago
Preparing and Cross-Examining the Financial Affidavit
(1.0 Professional Responsibility)
Learn how to properly and ethically prepare the financial affidavit, which is one of the most important documents in your client’s divorce case, so that you may avoid sanctions. Get practice tips for cross-examining the affidavit.
Candace L. Meyers, Beermann, LLP , Chicago
Dissipation Analysis Given New Methods of Payment
Formerly, attorneys could review check registers and credit card statements to figure out how parties were spending money. However, payment methods have changed dramatically. Understand how to conduct a thorough dissipation analysis given the new methods of how people pay for things (including Zelle, PayPal, etc.) which are not as easily trackable.
Bridget Storrs Davis , BergerSchatz, Chicago
Joe Modica, CPA, CVA, MAFF, Joseph Modica & Associates, Ltd., Mundelein
Local Relocation and Removal
The Statute says 25 miles… Learn exactly what that means and get practical tips for which mapping services support your client’s interpretation of that law.
Miriam Cooper, Law Office of Miriam Cooper & Associates, LLC , Rolling Meadows
The New Collaborative Practice Act and an Overview of Collaborative Practice
(0.5 Professional Responsibility)
Learn more about the new Collaborative Practice Act from one of the trailblazers of collaborative practice in family law in Illinois. Understand how to use the Act to encourage settlement and help resolve your clients’ cases in the most amicable, efficient way possible.
Anna Markley Bush, Bush & Heise, Barrington
“Isolation” of Therapists under Section 607.6 of the IMDMA
(1.0 Professional Responsibility)
Is the Section 607.6 provision “good” or “bad”? What do its confidentiality clauses actually mean? Learn how to ethically deal with counselors under the statute and effectively negotiate custody and guardian ad litem issues.
Gloria E. Block, Hoffenberg & Block, LLC, Chicago
Dr. David Finn, Associates in Human Development Counseling, LLC , Arlington Heights
Social Media Update
(0.5 Professional Responsibility)
Facebook, SnapChat, Instagram… the list goes on and on… Learn how to get social media posts into evidence.
Rebecca L. Zeilenga, Law Offices of Rebecca Zeilenga, Rolling Meadows
Understanding and Communicating with LGBTQ and Transgender Colleagues, Clients and Children
(1.0 Diversity & Inclusion Professional Responsibility)
Increase your understanding about the most respectful manner for communicating with LGBTQ and transgender colleagues and clients. Develop sensitivity to challenges in communicating with transgender children during custody proceedings.
Kelly L. George, LCPC, Director of Professional Development, Live Oak, Inc., Chicago
Russell M. Reid, Hoffenberg & Block, LLC , Chicago
Expires: April 1, 2021
Program Moderators: Anna Markley Bush, Bush & Heise, Barrington
Gloria E. Block , Hoffenberg & Block, LLC, Chicago
Deviation from Maintenance and Child Support Guidelines
Understand the devastating effects that the new child support calculations are having on many parents. Learn how to get (or prevent) deviations from the guidelines.
Hon. Pamela E. Loza, Circuit Court of Cook County , Chicago
Preparing and Cross-Examining the Financial Affidavit
(1.0 Professional Responsibility)
Learn how to properly and ethically prepare the financial affidavit, which is one of the most important documents in your client’s divorce case, so that you may avoid sanctions. Get practice tips for cross-examining the affidavit.
Candace L. Meyers, Beermann, LLP , Chicago
Dissipation Analysis Given New Methods of Payment
Formerly, attorneys could review check registers and credit card statements to figure out how parties were spending money. However, payment methods have changed dramatically. Understand how to conduct a thorough dissipation analysis given the new methods of how people pay for things (including Zelle, PayPal, etc.) which are not as easily trackable.
Bridget Storrs Davis , BergerSchatz, Chicago
Joe Modica, CPA, CVA, MAFF, Joseph Modica & Associates, Ltd., Mundelein
Local Relocation and Removal
The Statute says 25 miles… Learn exactly what that means and get practical tips for which mapping services support your client’s interpretation of that law.
Miriam Cooper, Law Office of Miriam Cooper & Associates, LLC , Rolling Meadows
The New Collaborative Practice Act and an Overview of Collaborative Practice
(0.5 Professional Responsibility)
Learn more about the new Collaborative Practice Act from one of the trailblazers of collaborative practice in family law in Illinois. Understand how to use the Act to encourage settlement and help resolve your clients’ cases in the most amicable, efficient way possible.
Anna Markley Bush, Bush & Heise, Barrington
“Isolation” of Therapists under Section 607.6 of the IMDMA
(1.0 Professional Responsibility)
Is the Section 607.6 provision “good” or “bad”? What do its confidentiality clauses actually mean? Learn how to ethically deal with counselors under the statute and effectively negotiate custody and guardian ad litem issues.
Gloria E. Block, Hoffenberg & Block, LLC, Chicago
Dr. David Finn, Associates in Human Development Counseling, LLC , Arlington Heights
Social Media Update
(0.5 Professional Responsibility)
Facebook, SnapChat, Instagram… the list goes on and on… Learn how to get social media posts into evidence.
Rebecca L. Zeilenga, Law Offices of Rebecca Zeilenga, Rolling Meadows
Understanding and Communicating with LGBTQ and Transgender Colleagues, Clients and Children
(1.0 Diversity & Inclusion Professional Responsibility)
Increase your understanding about the most respectful manner for communicating with LGBTQ and transgender colleagues and clients. Develop sensitivity to challenges in communicating with transgender children during custody proceedings.
Kelly L. George, LCPC, Director of Professional Development, Live Oak, Inc., Chicago
Russell M. Reid, Hoffenberg & Block, LLC , Chicago
| Program Date | 4/11/2019 |
| Program Date | 4/11/2019 |