This class is eligible for CLE Passport use. You will be able to select the CLE Passport as your payment method for no additional cost when registering for this course.Credits: 3.0 General Credit hours
Description: Drafting effective marital separation agreements requires attention to detail and a nuanced understanding of jurisdictional differences. This popular class uses an annotated agreement to guide attendees through the critical provisions and practical considerations for crafting marital separation agreements in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. Led by expert faculty, this class offers invaluable practice tips and strategies for addressing the following:
- Property division – Ensuring equitable and enforceable agreements
- Pensions – Navigating complex retirement asset allocations
- Alimony – Determining appropriate support arrangements
- Debts and liabilities –Allocating financial responsibilities
- Custody and visitation – Crafting clear, child-focused agreements
- The marital home – Addressing ownership, use, and disposition
- Parenting plans – Promoting cooperative co-parenting arrangements
- Child support – Ensuring compliance with legal guidelines
- Education and health insurance – Protecting the best interests of children
- Life insurance – Securing financial protection for dependents
- Taxes – Managing the financial implications of the agreement
Whether you are an experienced family law attorney or new to the field, this class provides essential knowledge and practical tools to enhance your practice. Gain confidence in addressing key issues, avoiding common pitfalls, and ensuring your agreements meet the unique needs of your clients. This class is ideal for family law practitioners and attorneys with an interest in marital separation agreements and related legal matters.
Faculty:
Jessica E. Adler, The Law Office of Jessica E. Adler
Anne Marie Jackson, Feldman Jackson PC
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