This practice-oriented half-day program homes in on the specific provisions of the CPLR with which matrimonial lawyers must be familiar in order to develop, protect and advance their cases. In particular, the CPLR’s disclosure devices, and how the practitioner should use them in matrimonial cases, are addressed.

The program then discusses how you then marshal and organize your research and information, and prepare your witnesses, into an effective approach for “telling your story and framing your case.”

The program also features the useful review of the latest cases and trends in matrimonial law, including how 2010’s major family law legislation is affecting the practice of matrimonial lawyers.

Program Contents

• Recent Decisions, Developing Trends and New Legislation, Including Effects of the Major Family Law Legislation from 2010

• What the Matrimonial Lawyer Needs to Know About The CPLR and Its Disclosure Devices

• Trial Preparation for the Matrimonial Lawyer: “Telling Your Story, Framing Your Case”


Program Speakers

Ronald J. Bavero, Esq.
Berman Bavero Frucco & Gouz pc
—White Plains

Bruce J. Wagner, Esq.
McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams, P.C.
—Albany

Adam John Wolff, Esq.
Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman LLP
—New York City


Total MCLE Credits  4.0
Ethics MCLE Credits 0.0