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Civility in Matrimonial and Family Law Disputes

1h 3m

Created on March 18, 2025

Intermediate

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5.0

(105 reviews)

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Overview

Civility is essential in matrimonial and family law, where emotions often run high. This program explores best practices for maintaining professionalism in interactions with opposing counsel, the Court, and clients facing challenging personal circumstances. It will also examine the rules governing civil conduct, the appropriate and inappropriate use of sanctions, and strategies for advocating effectively while upholding professionalism.

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Examine the benefits of maintaining professionalism for clients, practitioners, and the judiciary
  2. Identify strategies to ensure civility is preserved when litigating emotionally charged issues, such as custody disputes, spousal and child support, and complex financial matters like business valuation and distribution
  3. Recognize the specific rules governing civility, including the Rules of Professional Conduct and various judicial decorum guidelines.
  4. Respond effectively to incivility from opposing counsel
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Faculty

Alan Feigenbaum

Alan Feigenbaum

Blank Rome LLP
Kelly Frawley

Kelly Frawley

Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP
Fara Rodriguez

Fara Rodriguez

Offit Kurman

Reviews

5.0

(105 reviews)

Recent Reviews

Laid back style but very knowledgeable,

Marc B.Mar 18, 2025

The course was very informative.

Sara L.Mar 18, 2025

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