The 4th Annual
Family Law Conference for Tennessee Practitioners
Materials from this popular Tennessee Attorneys Memo live event are now available!
This seminar was held:
Knoxville – October 16
“Every speaker and every topic were directly relevant to my practice. Great job again! ”
– Knoxville Family Law Conference attendee
Price $177 – plus shipping and handling.
Price includes a Bonus CD: Featuring Tennessee Attorney Memo summaries of significant family law cases from the past year and 2009 public chapters, with a subject matter and alphabetical index containing links to the full text of the opinions and acts.
Your materials include:
- When can grandparents obtain visitation?
- Judge Ogle’s suggestions for lawyers showing respect for jury and judge
- Judge Ogle’s tips for examining witness during trial
- Procedure and sanctions for contempt
- Contempt forms
- Steps for figuring reasonable needs of spouse
- Marital balance sheet
- The Top Ten do’s and don’ts when dealing with a business valuation consultant and expert witness
- The Top Ten reasons why you should choose collaborative family law
- Sample Collaborative Family Law Participation Agreement
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Sections include:
- “Ethical Issues Facing Tennessee Divorce Lawyers” (Wanda G. Sobieski)
- “Orders of Protection” (Judge Bill Swann)
- “Grandparents’ Rights in Tennessee” (Wanda G. Sobieski)
- “A Judge’s Perspective: Do’s and Don’ts for Tennessee Divorce Lawyers” (Judge Rex Henry Ogle)
- “Use of Contempt in the Divorce Context” (Judge Thomas Wright)
- “Analyzing Financial Matters in Divorce” (Robert Vance)
- “Collaborative Law/Collaborative Mediation in Divorce Cases” (Lisa Collins Werner)
- “Changes in Child Support Law, Guidelines, & Policy in 2009” (Kevin Teffeteller)
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