Liens: How To Get Them, What To Do With Them
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November 1, 2007
Registration: 8:00am
Program: 8:30am to 4:30pm
Washington State Convention & Trade Center,
Sixth Floor, 7th & Pike, Seattle
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WALK-INS ARE WELCOME
General practitioners and lawyers who practice in the areas of creditor/debtor, business law, construction law, real estate law and family law will gain useful information and insights from attending this program.
NEW AGENDA:
6.0 General CLE Credits
.50 Ethics Credit
APPROVED
3rd Annual Real Estate, A-Z
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November 2, 2007
Registration 8:30am;
Program 9 am - 5pm
Rainier Conference Center, 3rd Floor Atrium
1301 Fifth Ave., Seattle
THIS PROGRAM IS NEARLY SOLD OUT; PLEASE CALL THE CLE DEPARTMENT AT 206.267.7057 FOR AVAILABILITY. THANK YOU.
- This fundamental seminar will provide you the information you need to assist your clients from the point of a purchase and sale agreement all the way to closing.
- Our faculty presenters will offer a variety of experience as lawyers, consultants, government agency representatives and more.
- Our audience -- comprised of lawyers, realtors and brokers --will add depth to our discussion throughout the day
Early registration is strongly encouraged to ensure admittance. This program sold out last year.
6.5 General CLE Credits APPROVED
Real Estate Clock Hours PENDING
Hot Topics for CPG’s (Advanced CPG Issues)
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Wednesday November 7, 2007
Registration 8:30am;
Program 9 am - 5pm
Rainier Conference Center, 3rd Floor Atrium
1301 Fifth Ave., Seattle
2 Person; 2 Estate; 1 Ethics & 1 General CPG Credits APPROVED;
5.0 General and 1.0 Ethics CLE Credits
APPROVED
NEW!!! Breakfast Series 7:30am-9:15am Resolving to use ADR: How Mediation Can Help You, Your Clients and Your Practice
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Presented by
John Shaffer, Litigator and Mediator Adrienne Keith, Collaborative Law, Chair KCBA Dispute Resolution Section and Rina Goodman, J.D., owner Transforming Conflict, LLC
November 8, 2007
Registration 7:30am
Program 7:45am - 9:15am
KCBA Conference Room
1200 Fifth Ave, Suite 600, Seattle
- Are you up to date on the multiple types of mediation and how they can help you be a better and more
effective lawyer?
- Are you clear on what your clients’ mediation needs really are and how best to advise them?
- Are you new to mediation or contemplating a mediation career?
If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, please register for the November 8, 2007 KCBA Breakfast Series where you may be stimulated to consider new ideas and information.
1.5 General CLE Credits
APPROVED
PROBATE ADMINISTRATION
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November 15, 2007
Registration: 8:00am
Program: 8:30am to 4:30pm
Red Lion Hotel 1415 Fifth Avenue
3rd Floor, Seattle
This program offers a comprehensive overview of probate administration from beginning to end. A highly experienced team of local practitioners will begin with filing a petition and walk you through the process to closing a probate, providing practical tips throughout. In addition, you will hear from the local bench about fees, resources and best practices.
Paralegals and related professionals will also find this seminar very useful.
This is one seminar you don't want to miss!
Register for Probate Litigation & Ethics on December 13, 2007 along with this seminar and receive a valuable discount!
(Watch the website for information regarding the Probate Litigation & Ethics Program)
6.50 General CLE Credits Approved for November 15 Program
Advanced Title 26 Family Law Guardian ad Litem Issues
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November 16, 2007
Registration: 7:45am
Coffee/Hot Breakfast: 8:00am
Program: 8:30am - 12:45pm
Rainier Conference Center, 3rd Floor Atrium
1301 Fifth Ave., Seattle
Faculty:
Karin Ballantyne, MSW
Mary Erickson, M.A.
Dr. Naomi Oderberg
Joan Shiff. M.A.
Dr. Lisa Wood
Course Description:
The purpose of this workshop is to outline a structured model for matching legal and mental health interventions to the characteristics of high conflict families. We will introduce a structured model of family characteristics with a particular focus on chronically distressed litigious parents. In specific, the workshop will outline
the rationale for using a range of interventions including: Case Management, Parenting Therapy, Individual Adult Therapy, Child Therapy, and Co-parent Counseling. We will discuss indications and contra-indications for each intervention as well as specific methods that distinguish one approach from another. We will identify strategies for prioritizing issues, timing and sequencing interventions, and for facilitating collaboration between professionals. Several case examples will serve to illustrate key distinctions in families and in treatment approaches.
4.0 General CLE Credits APPROVED
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