Conflict resolution doesn't always end at the mediation table. When agreements stall or disputes persist, arbitration often becomes the next step - but how do professionals transition given ethical considerations, judicial review and client expectations? ​This program brings together experienced practitioners to explore the practical and strategic transition from mediation to arbitration. The panel will examine how mediation outcomes, negotiation dynamics, and party expectations can inform arbitration strategy, evidence presentation, and case framing. You’ll learn when and why arbitration is appropriate, how to preserve key advantages from mediation, and what pitfalls to avoid when shifting forums. Whether you guide clients through both processes, advise on dispute resolution options, or simply want a deeper understanding of how these mechanisms intersect, this session delivers actionable insights to strengthen your approach and achieve better outcomes.

In this program, leading family law attorneys from across the country will compare and contrast their states’ approaches to alimony, spousal maintenance, child support guidelines, deviation factors, high-income cases, and enforcement mechanisms. The panel will explore how differing statutory frameworks, case-law trends, and judicial discretion shape outcomes—and why familiarity with other jurisdictions can strengthen your strategy, negotiation posture, and litigation preparedness.

This guide provides an overview of holidays and rituals celebrated across different cultures, faiths and communities.

This engaging, hands-on webinar is tailored specifically for matrimonial lawyers who want to harness the power of AI to boost efficiency, accuracy, and impact in their legal practice.

In today's digital landscape, a robust online presence isn't just an advantage for AAML Fellows, it's a necessity. Prospective clients increasingly turn to online resources to research and select counsel, making your digital footprint a critical factor in their decision-making process. This webinar will delve into why cultivating and managing your online presence is more crucial than ever for your family law practice. You'll get actionable strategies you can implement right away to enhance your online presence. We'll share insights on leveraging your firm's website, professional legal directories, and social media to attract more of the right cases for your practice.

Helping families across borders begins with knowing the rules: this webinar equips family-law practitioners with an up-to-date roadmap of evolving immigration issues—from custody disputes and protective orders to deportation risks and relief options—so they can better advocate for their clients and safeguard family unity.

Summer associate programs are more than a recruiting pipeline — they’re a reflection of your firm’s culture, values, and long-term strategy. In this webinar, we’ll explore how to design, manage, and evolve a summer program that attracts top talent, fosters meaningful engagement, and sets the stage for future firm leaders. From structuring assignments to creating authentic connections, we’ll share practical insights and proven approaches to ensure your program delivers real value — for both your firm and your associates.

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.