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21. One hundred days before trial : a family lawyer's guide to preparation and strategy / Steven N. Peskind.  by Peskind, Steven N., author. Chicago, Illinois : ABA Section of Family Law, [2015] Contents:  100 days before trial -- 90 days before trial -- 60 days before trial -- 30 days before trial -- 7 days before trial -- Concluding the case. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF505.5 .P4 2015 Checked in           22. 2016 Family law midyear meeting and conference : / program co-chairs, Elizabeth Christy, Jean A. Cotton; presented by WSBA CLE in partnership with the WSBA Family Law Section.  [Seattle, Wash.]: Washington State Bar Association, c2016. Contents:  Current issues in ethics -- Enforcing judgments, collecting attorney fees -- Prenuptual agreements -- Five things you should know about taxes and divorce -- Domestic violence restraining orders -- Approaches for disarming hardball negotiation tactics -- Recreational marijuana and impact on family law -- Seocial security changes affecting divorce. Notes:  June 24-26, 2016. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Seminar materials KF505.A2 F3 2016 CLE Checked in           23. Top QDRO mistakes attorneys make - and how to avoid them! / Ryan C. Cari, Corinne Kaplan, Kevin M. Urbik, et al. .  Eau Claire, WI National Business Institute, c2016. Contents:  Failure to prepare and file the QDRO in a timely manner -- Failure to conduct proper discovery and take the necessary precautions -- Failure to recognize the type of plan being divided -- Failure to address surviving spouse benefit issues (defined benefit) -- Failure to deal with loans and delayed contributions -- Failure to consider future vesting potential (defined benefit) -- Failure to incorporate the necessary language into the separation agreement -- Failure to avoid pitfalls when performing an equalization transfer for multiple plans -- Failure to follow through with the plan administrator -- Best practice tips for other mistakes attorneys make - beneficiary designations and more -- Ethical issues regarding the division of retirement benefits in divorce. Notes:  December 14, 2016. NBI Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF535.7 .C3 T34 2016 CLE Checked in           24. Unbundled legal services : a family lawyer's guide / Forrest S. Mosten and Elizabeth Potter Scully.  by Mosten, Forrest S., 1947- author. Chicago : American Bar Association, 2017. Contents:  Foreword / Hon. Rebecca Kourlis and Natalie Knowlton -- Prologue : embracing the future : unbundling as an effective and profitable response to the pro se revolution -- Unbundling! : what it is and why it works for clients and lawyers -- Unbundling : how it works -- Be a limited scope non-court family lawyer -- Client intake and the initial client conference -- Family lawyer as limited scope dispute resolution manager and limited scope relationship monitor -- Family lawyer as limited scope drafter of correspondence, agreements, and court forms -- Family lawyer as limited scope negotiation coach -- Family lawyer as limited scope litigation counsel -- Limited scope representative for clients participating in mediation -- Family lawyer as collaborative attorney -- Family lawyer as limited scope preventive transactional attorney and legal wellness diagnostician -- Ethical and malpractice minefields of unbundling : how to deliver limited scope services without being sued or disciplined -- Setting up, managing, and marketing your unbundling practice -- Providing limited scope services for specific family law issues : parenting, support, and property division -- Involuntary unbundling : limited scope services for underserved populations -- Successful models for providing unbundled legal services in today's marketplace -- Your first steps toward offering unbundled legal services. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF505.5 M67 2017 Available for use           25. Qualified domestic relations order answer book / Mark W. Dundee.  by Dundee, Mark W. New York : Wolters Kluwer, c2017- Notes:  Includes index. Kept update with interfiled supplements. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF535.7 .D64 Checked in           26. Divorce tools and techniques / Rory T. Weiler  by Weiler, Rory T.. Costa Mesa, CA : James Publishing, 2012 Contents:  Hiring the client -- Drafting pleadings and motions for temporary relief -- Discovery and pre-trial settlement conferences -- Nothing says love like a prenuptual agreement -- Tax facts every divorce lawyer must know -- Dealing with expert witnesses -- Bankruptcy and the divorce lawyer -- Medication, negotiation, and settlement -- Preparing for trial -- successfully trying a divorce case -- Judgment and beyond. Notes:  Accompanied by CD-ROM: full text and forms. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Online & discs KF535 .W445 2012 Checked in   Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF535 .W445 2012 Available for use           27. Domestic abuse, child custody, and visitation : winning in family court / Toby G. Kleinman and Daniel Pollack.  by Kleinman, Toby G., author. New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2017] Contents:  Machine generated contents note: -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. A Great Judicial Fallacy -- 2. Defining The Problem - Representing a Battered Woman in Divorce -- 3. Memory -- 4. Language is Important to Victims -- 5. Understanding The Impact of Violence on Children -- 6. The Attorney-Client Interview: Its importance and implications -- 7. Pleading The Case -- 8. The Litigation Continued -- 9. Using and Choosing Experts -- 10. Developing Strategies -- 11. Family Courts Must Demand Science -- 12. The "Best Interest" Standard vs. Standard to Assure Child Safety -- 13. The Intersection of Forensic Opinion and Therapist Testimony -- 14. Custody Evaluations, Therapy Child Protection and Ethics -- 15. Mental Health Professionals Take Risks When Evaluating Children -- 16. Domestic Abuse and Child Protection: Is What We Are Doing Working? -- 17. Conclusion: An Open Letter to a Young Lawyer: A Critical Look at the Child Custody System and What Every Mental Health Person Should know about Lawyers -- 18. Kids Grow Up -- References and Suggested Readings -- Index. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF547 .K5 2017 Checked in           28. Representing children in dependency and family court : beyond the law / Rebecca M. Stahl, JD, LLM, and Philip M. Stahl, PhD.  by Stahl, Rebecca M., author. Chicago, Illinois : ABA, Section of Familylaw, [2018] Contents:  The role of children's representatives as they stand today -- Unique questions related to our work with children -- Imagining a new role -- Trauma -- Child development -- Introduction to domestic violence and its impact on children -- High-conflict separated and divorced parents -- Alienated-Resistant children -- Special circumstances -- Ethical issues in representing children -- Recognizing risks of bias and illusion in your work -- The professional toll. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF479 .S67 2018 Item missing           29. How to build and manage a family law practice / Mark A. Chinn.  by Chinn, Mark A, author. Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, Section of Family Law, Law Practice Division, c2018 Contents:  Jumping into the deep end -- Tailor the advice to where you are -- Mission and goals -- Start-up -- Systems -- Marketing -- Intake of the new client -- Fees and billing -- Civility -- Dealing with clients, part 1 -- Staff -- Service -- Dealing with clients, part 2 -- Trial preparation and presentation -- Getting to court -- Case management -- Time management -- Financial management -- Getting better -- Take care of yourself -- Parting thoughts. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF297 C455 2018 Checked in           30. Building a successful collaborative family law practice / Forrest S. Mosten and Adam B. Cordover.  Chicago : American Bar Association, 2018. Contents:  Foreword / Nancy Cameron -- Introduction / Forrest (Woody) Mosten -- Introduction / Adam B. Cordover -- Prologue : making collaborative and non-court practice your day job / Forrest S. Mosten & Adam B. Cordover -- Lawyers as peacemakers : really?!? yes, really / David Hoffman -- How collaborative practice will improve your profitability / Robert Merlin -- Redefining your practice signature and creating a profitable peacemaking practice / Kevin Scudder -- How many hats can you wear? : assessing whether you can be a collaborative professional and still litigate / Carl Michael Rossi -- Being a client leader : the art of gaining new collaborative clients / Rich Grof -- Effectively marketing your collaborative practice / Gary Direnfeld -- Creating collaborative office space / Zanita Zacks-Gabriel -- Integrating technology into your collaborative practice / Brian Galbraith -- Getting buy-in for a collaborative approach from the other spouse and attorney / Enid Miller Ponn -- The first client meeting : gateway to a collaborative case / Bev Churchill -- Gaining success at the first joint collaborative meeting / Jeremy Gaies -- Fine-tuning your collaborative team / Lara Traum -- Developing a range of collaborative models : one size does not fit all / Ronald D. Ousky -- Mediation and collaboration : harnessing potential synergy / Elizabeth Potter Scully -- Traits and skills of a highly effective financial neutral / J. David Harper -- Collaborative child specialists : traditional and expanded roles / Kathleen Zumpano -- Using behavioral health professionals in family law / Nancy Retsinas and Susan Buniva ; with supplemental practice tips by Melissa Sulkowski -- Collaborative marriage planning / Dennis Lerner -- Modifying existing agreements with a collaborative approach / Kimberly Stamatelos -- Avoiding and handling termination of the collaborative process / Michael V. Fancher -- Civil collaborative practice : the new way to do business / Sherrie R. Abney -- Collaborative practice as a business / Brian Galbraith -- Conclusion : next steps to develop your collaborative practice / Forrest S. Mosten and Adam B. Cordover. Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date Pierce County Law Library Reading Room KF299.D6 B85 2018 Checked in

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