This webinar provides a concise, practical overview of the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act (UFLAA), including why it was created and the problems it was designed to solve in modern family law practice. Attendees will learn the value arbitration offers clients – particularly in complex or high-conflict cases – and how to strategically incorporate it at different stages of litigation, with drafting tips tailored to each phase. The webinar concludes with a step-by-step look at how to arbitrate under the UFLAA, from agreement through enforcement, to equip practitioners with immediately actionable tools.

With major tax and economic changes reshaping the financial landscape, family law attorneys are facing new questions about how these developments may affect divorce matters. From changes impacting individual taxpayers to broader economic policies influencing businesses, investments, and cash flow, understanding the financial ripple effects is becoming increasingly important when navigating property division, support issues, and settlement discussions.