Connecticut MCLE - Family Law Courses
This is a listing of Family Law CLE Courses for Connecticut. Please make your selection below of Connecticut CLE courses. Click "Add To Cart" to purchase Individual CLE Courses. For more information about a particular CLE course, click on the "More Info" link. Click the "Preview" button to view a short preview of the course.
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New York Family Law Update
The inherent complexities and ever-evolving nature of family law is evident by the various statutory updates as well as noteworthy cases over the past few years. This CLE course offers an update on all aspects of Family Law. Presented by Steve Abel, Esq., founding member of the new Academy of Professional Family Mediators and seasoned divorce mediator and family law attorney, offers a review of recent changes to the Marriage Equality Act, child support minimums, and social security tax reducti... More Info
$291.25General Credits -
Untangling New York’s Adoption Law: A Practical Review
This CLE course, presented by adoption law specialist and professor Rachel Paras, Esq., will explain all the legalities and procedures in the adoption process in New York. The course will explain: Legal definition of adoption Types of adoption Adoption procedures Identifying potential adoptive children and parents Obligations and responsibilities of parties Legal Effect of Adoption/Confidentiality (DRL §117) Gay marriage law in New York and its impact on adoption Section 374 of Social... More Info
$291General Credit -
Navigating New York’s New No Fault Divorce
Family law practitioners throughout New York will feel the impact of the recent changes to New York Domestic Relations Law. Presented by esteemed matrimonial attorney Rachel Weissman, this fascinating CLA course will review New York’s new no-fault divorce law as well the provisions of the legislation and their effect on parties seeking a divorce in New York. Topics include: no-fault grounds (“relationship irretrievably broken”) mandatory temporary maintenance post-divorce maintenance inter... More Info
$291General Credit -
An Introduction to Mental Health Law
While the study of Mental Health Law is a field in itself, the legal ramifications have significance in a variety of areas. Mental Health law is pertinent to executing Wills, Trusts, and Advance Directives for health care decision making. Matrimonial and family law attorneys must face clients’ potential mental health issues, substance abuse, psychological disorders and developmental disabilities. Criminal attorneys must defend or prosecute those with mental health issues and/or substance abuse.... More Info
$291General Credit -
Basics of Family & Employment Based Immigration Law
The complexity and ever-evolving nature of US immigration laws make it increasingly difficult to navigate. This informative CLE course, presented by experienced immigration attorney Reaz Jafri, will offer a concise overview of immigration law and take you through all of the family-based and employment-based immigration options. Jafri will explain the process for US citizens seeking to bring their family members to the US, and how employers can hire a foreign worker for temporary or permanent em... More Info
$291General Credit -
Ethical Issues Facing Practitioners in Family Law
The intricacies of Family law go beyond legalities; they include emotional upheaval as well as ethical issues. Family law practitioners must know how to carefully navigate these issues. This CLE course, presented by experienced matrimonial and family law attorney Samuel J. Ferrara, will introduce hypothetical situations which represent the most common ethical dilemmas faced in this field. Ferrara takes you through a series of hypothetical's exploring the myriad ethical issues, such as certifica... More Info
$341.25Ethics Credits
