Effectively using evidence in family law cases is a must for successfully presenting your case. As social media, electronic communication and technology are constantly evolving, keeping up with the ideas and techniques to present at trial is critical.

With case backlogs, judge shortages, and mandatory time limitations, it is challenging to have pendente lite matters heard. As a result, discovery disputes, temporary support motions, and custody issues are often delayed in favor of ongoing trials. Many of these issues can and should be addressed in private arbitration. Hear from experienced arbitrators on how they have been able to hear and resolve pre-judgment disputes through the arbitration process.

Join the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers for an engaging and fast-paced Tech Webinar designed to equip family law practitioners with the latest tools and strategies to modernize their practice. This one-hour session features four dynamic presentations from leading legal tech experts, covering essential topics such as cutting-edge technology tools, innovative marketing strategies, and powerful productivity solutions. Dignity and courtesy are the attributes of positive and successful advocacy which will be discussed in this webinar. It is important to note (as the presenters will state) that a law degree is not a license to destroy personalities, careers and/or reputations. Preserving dignity and reputation without compromising advocacy can and should be rewarding in many ways.

This program will examine how state laws and the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act inform arbitration agreements in family law cases, providing valuable insights into their application and impact on resolving family law disputes. The agenda includes requirements for the agreement, determining the scope of the agreement, limitations on the authority of arbitrators, arbitration involving children's issues, issues involving domestic violence, enforcement of the agreement, the role of the court in arbitration cases, mediation-arbitration, and a checklist for creating the agreement to arbitrate.

This program will explore the balance between zealous advocacy and ongoing civility. The panel will discuss how professionalism and civility will lead to greater personal satisfaction at work, increased income and a greater reputation in the community. Dignity and courtesy are the attributes of positive and successful advocacy which will be discussed in this webinar. It is important to note (as the presenters will state) that a law degree is not a license to destroy personalities, careers and/or reputations. Preserving dignity and reputation without compromising advocacy can and should be rewarding in many ways.

Family law cases with children with special needs can be particularly challenging and complex. Learn how to identify when your case involves such considerations and how to handle these unique challenges and issues that present themselves. Learn how to properly educate yourself, third party investigators/evaluations, and judges about issues facing special needs children and their parents.

Explore practical and ethical applications of AI in family law. This webinar offers real-life use cases to enhance everyday practice, providing family law practitioners with actionable insights and tools to integrate AI effectively and responsibly in their work.

Join past presidents, Elizabeth Lindsey, Jim McLaren, Cary Mogerman and Susan Myres for a wide-ranging analysis and discussion about the tsunami in discovery in our family law cases. Learn of some innovative tools from different jurisdictions and practices.We will visit topics such as the strategies of written discovery; harvesting data from our clients, the other party and third parties; evaluation of the vast volumes of responses; and best practices for using discovery responses to present and persuade in multiple venues. Staff members and associates of fellows are invited to join in viewing the session as we all work to elevate the practice of family law.

Discover the secrets to persuading clients to opt for arbitration, a faster, more cost-effective, and private alternative to traditional litigation. Learn proven strategies to highlight the benefits of arbitration, handle common client objections, costs and selection of an arbitrator and ultimately secure more successful resolutions. Learn about unique issues in New Jersey and North Dakota regarding arbitration. Enhance your practice by mastering the art of guiding clients towards arbitration for a smoother, more amicable divorce process.

This presentation will cover Alternative Asset Management firms, such as hedge funds, private equity, venture capital and other forms of complex income sources which lead to complicated support issues. The audience will learn about how these different types of structures lead to different equity compensation, as well as the complicated ways to determine income available for support for each. These differing types of compensation present attorneys and parties with alternatives to reach agreements for creative ways pay support. The panel will address the tax consequences and considerations to be made when these types of compensation are involved.