This in-person CLE offers an in-depth exploration of best practices for drafting clear, precise language in agreements involving the division of retirement assets, stock options, and restricted stock units (RSUs). Attendees will learn strategies to reduce ambiguity, safeguard client interests, and minimize the risk of future disputes through carefully crafted provisions and effective language choices. … Continue reading TAILORING AGREEMENTS: NAVIGATING LANGUAGE IN RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS & STOCK BENEFITS

In the digital age, family law practitioners increasingly encounter cases involving influencers and non-traditional income sources. This presentation will explore the unique challenges and considerations in handling family law matters where income is derived from social media, online businesses, and other unconventional sources. Attendees will learn how to identify, assess, and valuate these income streams, … Continue reading CANCELED & BEING RESCHEDULED: NAVIGATING NON-TRADITIONAL INCOME: INFLUENCERS & MODERN CHALLENGES IN FAMILY LAW

An all star panel of Labor and Employment and DEI experts will discuss the current status of DEI post the Harvard/UNC decisions and the recent impact of the presidential elections. Topics will include recent and proposed legislation and recent caselaw including Muldrow v. St. Louis decision. This in-person CLE is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE … Continue reading ARE DEI PROGRAMS DOA? – STATUS OF DEI PROGRAMS POST SFFA v. HARVARD AND SFFA v. UNC

This CLE will provide attorneys with an in-depth understanding of real estate valuation and sale, especially when navigating high-conflict cases. The course will also address the unique challenges of selling real estate under high-stress or adversarial conditions. This in-person seminar is approved for 1.0 NJ CLE credit. After the seminar, attendees are invited to join … Continue reading DIVORCE & REAL ESTATE: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION

This presentation will examine key immigration issues and anticipated changes under the new administration beginning in January 2025. Topics will include business immigration pathways, family-based immigration adjustments, crimmigration challenges, and the handling of waivers. Attendees will gain insights into potential policy shifts that may impact businesses, families, and individuals facing legal obstacles, helping them prepare … Continue reading NAVIGATING IMMIGRATION IN A CHANGING POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: BUSINESS, FAMILY, CRIMMIGRATION, & WAIVERS

In the digital age, family law practitioners increasingly encounter cases involving influencers and non-traditional income sources. This presentation will explore the unique challenges and considerations in handling family law matters where income is derived from social media, online businesses, and other unconventional sources. Attendees will learn how to identify, assess, and valuate these income streams, … Continue reading NAVIGATING NON-TRADITIONAL INCOME: INFLUENCERS & MODERN CHALLENGES IN FAMILY LAW

Learn to navigate the electronic expungement system, address issues such as clean slate expungement or expungements with older matters, and evaluate whether your client is eligible for an expungement. This course is recommended for all attorney volunteers who will be working at the BCBA Expungement Clinic on April 11, 2025. Free to members of the … Continue reading ELECTRONIC EXPUNGEMENTS – UPDATES AND REFRESHER

A review of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act as it affects the construction industry, including recent case law and the latest on the new Home Improvement Contractors Licensing Requirements. In addition, the panel will review construction arbitration issues in New Jersey.

Presenters will discuss best practices for bringing SIJS custody petitions before the court and the necessary steps to ensure that USCIS honors the custody orders granted. This in-person seminar is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE credits.

Join us for a discussion on the latest issues in housing litigation. New Jersey is a hotbed in the housing field. Don't miss this discussion on the legal issues relating to the courts, affordable housing, landlord-tenant matters, and a host of other issues. This in-person seminar is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE credits. Light refreshments … Continue reading HOUSING LITIGATION TRENDS

Join us for an informative overview detailing how real estate is valued, using reliable resources and methods, making informed decisions about financing during a divorce, and the good and bad consequences of court orders to sell a home. This in-person seminar is approved for 1.0 NJ CLE credit. A Happy Hour at Side Bar Gastro … Continue reading DIVORCE & REAL ESTATE, FINANCING, APPRAISAL & COURT ORDERS

The presiding judges and experienced practitioners will discuss the wide range of ADR programs available in the Civil, Family, and General Equity Divisions. This in-person CLE is approved for 2.0 NJ CLE credits. Join us after the seminar for a one-hour networking happy hour at Side Bar (45 Main Street, Hackensack).