Family Law - Division of Property and Spousal Support

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Overview

CLE Hours:

20.0

CLE Credit:

Substantive

Course Level:

Advanced

Prerequisite:

Familiar with US/State Constitutions, State/Federal Legislation, judgments, damages & remedies, internet research, Federal/State Civil Procedure, statutes of limitations, basic torts/contracts, basic family law, practice/procedure forms, & trial practice.

Fees:

$250 for Members and $300 for Nonmembers

Course Materials:

Self-study courses typically come with a PDF of the complete textbook, a PDF of the textbook by chapter and a glossary of terms. Once you’ve finished studying, you’ll take the corresponding exams to earn CLE.

This course concentrates on practice and procedure in the area of alimony and property division. Modules in the course cover the general topics of the legal framework through which alimony and property division obligations are imposed and enforced; property and support during marriage; identification of property for purposes of drafting agreements and litigation resolution; premarital and marital agreements; basic principles and particular issues in property distribution; alimony awards and agreements; discovery issues and alimony and property distribution; income tax consequences to awards; and modification and enforcement of alimony and property division agreements and orders.

The APC Certification Board has determined that an ACP designation in Family Law will be awarded to Certified Paralegals who complete the following courses:

Child Support, Visitation and Child Custody

Division of Property

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction

Dissolution Case Management

Successful completion of all 4 courses will lead to a certification in Family Law. Upon completion of the individual courses, and all course requirements, qualified Certified Paralegals will receive an Advanced Paralegal Certification credential in the individual area.

Course Year:

2018

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FAQ

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Does this course qualify for continuing legal education credit?

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Do you have to buy a textbook to take these courses?

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Do I get college credit for completing the course?

No, the courses are designed as continuing education courses and may qualify as meeting continuing education requirements for professional certifications and attorney licenses. In addition, the courses may be used in the classroom to supplement formal training. However, the courses are not designed to take the place of formal paralegal training as may be available through a community college or university.

Family Law - Division of Property and Spousal Support