May 15th 2020
Before the economic crisis, closely held businesses were valued and nearly always awarded to the operating spouse. Now, it may be impossible to value the business and the liquidity for a buy-out has dried up. Deferred division may be the new normal, requiring spouses to continue their co-ownership. In this discussion led by Christopher C. Melcher,
Feb 27th 2020
Paul Nathan, Esq., provides a detailed overview of sanction motions under CCP 128.5 and 128.7. He explains the differences between the code sections and provides examples in which each section is applicable. He presents the pros and cons of using CCP sanction requests versus requests under the Family Code. Paul, who is based in Tiburon, has an exte
Feb 11th 2020
Mr. Stegner and Ms. McFarlin discuss various types of equity and real property apportionment between community and separate property. They analyze the documents needed to make such calculations as well as the methods used to make such apportionment (Hug / Nelson / Sequential) as well as Moore /Marsden and Branco calculations. Jeff Stegner CPA-ABV h
Jan 22nd 2020
Discussion of recent domestic violence cases. After a brief discussion of appeals in family law cases, Attorney Vasan discusses recent restraining order cases: Lugo v. Corona, Molinaro v. Molinaro, N.T. v. H.T., Herriott v. Herriott, Marriage of Ankola, and Tanguilig v. Valdez. The presentation then turns to custody and visitation and the fol
Nov 18th 2019
Invest two hours to learn from the masters in an interesting, entertaining and thoughtful review regarding support litigation. The speakers discuss the top 10 vexing support issues, including (1) Post-Judgment Modification of Support "Hurdles On the Horizon"
Oct 23rd 2019
Prepare for the appeal when you prepare your case for trial. Our presenters overlay the procedural timelines with the various forms of relief available as your case progresses from stipulations before trial through prejudgment motions, motions during trial, motions after judgment is entered, and available relief until filing of the Notice of Appeal
Oct 8th 2019
The Family Code Section 2650 Solution: How to Apply 2650 & Tactical Considerations
Oct 6th 2019
2019 Speakers Series Learn from the Masters: Custody & Support Litigation Part Two: Temporary Support " A Whole New World with Commissioner Richard G. Vogl (Ret.), Steven G. Hittelman, CFLS, Glenn R. Mehner, CPA, CFF, and Art Grater, PE, Steve Bonds, CPA, MBT, and Carlos Kaiser, CPA, MBT. Discussion of best use of forensic accounting experts fo
Sep 27th 2019
Trauma Informed Child Custody Practice: Part 1 - 8 - "Taking Childhood Trauma Out of Divorce"
Sep 25th 2019
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Sep 10th 2019
In most family law cases involving corporate securities, such as stock options and RSUs, the basic facts and the application of the Hugg-Nelson formula often seems like enough. A recovering corporate lawyer-turned family lawyer and an experienced family lawyer share
In most family law cases involving corporate securities, such as stock optio
Aug 28th 2019
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Jun 11th 2019
This presentation addresses specific issues and approaches for the use of a Parenting Plan Coordinator (PPC) in cases of high conflict custody and parenting. The use and concept for a Parenting Coordinator or a Special Master varies county by county throughout the State. This presentation addresses the application of a "referee" to cases with a sin
May 29th 2019
This is a focused program on the application of the laws of evidence and practical approaches to present your expert testimony to a Judge and get it in evidence. Your case warrants expert testimony. Your client has spent a substantial fees and costs to get the expert to the stand. You must assure your expert presents a powerful opinion for consider