Pre-conference Workshop Submitted for 3 General CreditsInstitute Submitted for 17 General Credits, including 3.4 ethics

2011 ANNUAL

FAMILY LAWINSTITUTE

“SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION”AUGUST 11, 2011:Kick-off to the 2011 Family Law Institute!With Headliner Alec Baldwin (YES, Alec Baldwin!!!)At the Marriott City Center Hotel • 1701 California Street • Denver, CO

AUGUST 12-14, 2011:Preconference Workshop &

Family Law InstituteAt the Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center • 620 Village Road • Breckenridge, CO

Presented by the CBA Family Law SectionCo-sponsored by the CBA Juvenile Law Section; the Metropolitan Denver Interdisciplinary Committee;

Colorado Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts; and Colorado Bar Association CLE

REGISTER ONLINE! Go to www.cobar.org/cle

COLORADO’S MUST-ATTEND FAMILY LAW EVENT!

SPECIALWORKSHOP!

KICK-OFF TO THE 2011 FAMILY LAW INSTITUTEWith Headliner Alec Baldwin

ABOUT THE KICK-OFF:This year, for the first time, we are including a kick-off to the Institute, a/k/a “The Kick-Off to theRevolution.” The headliner is Alec Baldwin, who authored the book, "A Promise to Ourselves"

in which he shares his very personal story of being a party to a dissolutioncase, the sometimes unbearable expectations and loss imposed by oursystem, and the lasting damage the players can do to a family goingthrough this process. He is going to share his experience with you, and theexperiences of others who have had to endure the same fate, and throughit challenge each of us to not only listen but take the next steps requiredto make real changes in our profession and in the legal system. Mr. Baldwingenerously suggested that we make the event a fund raiser – alsorevolutionary! We are pleased to announce that the proceeds of the Kick-off will benefit the Legal Aid Foundation.

■ This is akin to an intervention – a hard core look at ourselves and what we and our system have become.

■ Who else but Alec Baldwin could look us in the eye and tell us how damaging our system has become, what we are doing wrong, and motivate us to make the necessary changes?

KICK-OFF BOOK SIGNING:Mr. Baldwin has reserved an hour after the dinner for a special book signing event featuring his book "A Promise to Ourselves." 25 of our dinner guestswho have pre-purchased his book will be randomly selected to join us in a more intimate setting for the book signing. The 25 participants will be notifiedof their selection by August 4th.

THURSDAY,

AUGUST 11, 20115:30 - 7:30* pm

*Book signing will take placeimmediately after the dinner event and

will last approximately 1 hour.

Marriott City Center Hotel1701 California Street

Denver, CO 80202

REGISTRATION INFORMATION: KICKOFF TO THE 2011 FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE - AUGUST 11, 2011

a/k/a “Kick-Off to the Revolution”

CANCELLATIONS: Individuals may cancel their registration and receive a full refund ifcancellation is made by August 1, 2011. No refunds will be issued after this date, but you maytransfer your registration to another individual. Transfers must be made no later than August9th. No refunds will be issued for “no shows.” Refunds are not available for book purchases.

COST FOR THE KICK-OFF TO THE 2011 FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE:For Individual:

❏ Family Law Section Member: ......................................................$115

❏ CBA Member:..............................................................................$125

❏ Young Lawyer/Student: .................................................................$90

❏ Non-Member:..............................................................................$150

For Table of 10:

❏ Table Cost per Table of 10 before July 1, 2011:........................$1000

❏ Table Cost per Table of 10 after July 1, 2011:...........................$1150

ALEC BALDWIN’S BOOK: ”A Promise to Ourselves”❏ I would like to pre-purchase “A Promise to Ourselves“ .............$20

(books will be available for pick-up at the August 11 event)

❏ Please enter my name in the Book Signing drawing. I understand that 25 names will be randomly selected for participation in the book signing.

TOTAL INCLUDED WITH THIS REGISTRATION: $

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2011 ANNUAL FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP

The Pre-Conference Workshop, “Assessment andTreatment of Families When Children are

Alienated, Estranged, and/or Resist Contact,”provides an intensive focus on theory, assessment,diagnosis, and research on reasons that children resistcontact with a parent. Children resist or refuse contact inhigh conflict divorcing families for a myriad of reasonsincluding parental alienation, estrangement, and/or otherkinds of parenting problems. This workshop will emphasizetreatment including guiding principles and a frameworkfor work with these families. The field has moved forwardsignificantly since the days of Gardner, the advent of Kellyand Johnston et al’s work in 2001, to a recent review of theresearch by Saini, Johnston, Fidler, and Bala (in press).Those things that we have learned in the past over adecade can guide the court, attorneys, mental healthprofessionals, and parents to help children find safe waysto connect or re-connect with parents after the status oftheir family changes from being intact to divorced.

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP TOPICS:Assessment and Treatment of Families When Children are Alienated, Estranged, and/or Resist Contact:■ The ins and outs of assessment

• Without a good assessment and findings, treatment will not work• Pure alienation vs. pure estrangement vs. hybrids• Contextual and individual variables• Gatekeeping: Facilitative, restrictive, protective• The research can teach courts, lawyers, and mental health professionals about how to identify the root causes of a child’s resistance to spend time with a parent or rejection of a parent

■ The ins and outs of treatment• The importance of safe contact• Guiding principles and the framework for working with the dynamics of alienation and/or

estrangement (accountability, buy-in of both the “in” and “out” parent, measurable treatment goals, and case management vs. treatment)

• Is alienation a monolithic concept and thus, is there only one treatment for it? And is there only one kind of estrangement and thus, only one kind of treatment for it?

• Treatment approaches (Multimodal Family Therapy, dyadic work, structural family therapy, concentrated programs like Overcoming Barriers)

• Lessons that the research teaches us about the treatment of families when children are alienated, estranged, and/or resist contact

FACULTY PROFILE: Leslie M. Drozd, Ph.D.Dr. Drozd is an expert in working with families who have issues of alienation and/or abuse. She has been inpractice in Newport Beach, CA, for 30 years, speaks at both national and international conferences, is a well-published author, and, the editor of the “Journal of Child Custody.” Her upcoming book with Oxford UniversityPress is titled “Parenting Plan Evaluations: Applied Research for the Family Court.”

FRIDAY,

AUGUST 12, 20119:00 am - 12:00 pm

(includes one 15-minute break)

Beaver Run Resort &Conference Center

620 Village Road • Breckenridge, CO

CREDITS:Submitted for 3 General CLE Credits

COST: (includes box lunch)

• Workshop (if also attending theInstitute): $50

• Workshop ONLY: $100(If you wish to participate in the pre-

conference workshop, please include thisoption on the Institute registration form)

FACULTY: Leslie M. Drozd, Ph.D.

Newport Beach, CA

PLATINUM LEVEL:■ LexisNexis

GOLD LEVEL:■ JAMS

■ Marsh Affinity Group Services

SILVER LEVEL:■ ABA Retirement

Funds

■ Bradford Publishing

■ Eide Bailly

■ FACT

■ Harper Lutz Zuber Hofer & Associates, LLC

■ McWilliams Mediation Group

■ Our Family Wizard

■ ProVault

■ West, a Thomson Reuters business

SPONSORSHIPOPPORTUNITIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE!

For more information, pleasecontact Nicoll Stapleton at303.824.5356, or email herat nstapleton@cobar.org

The 2011InstituteSponsors:SPECIAL

WORKSHOP!

12:00 pm Registration Open

12:55 pm AnnouncementsGary Abrams, Executive Director, Colorado Bar Association CLE, Denver, CO

1:00 pm Welcoming RemarksBrenda L. Storey, Esq., Chair-Elect to the CBA Family Law Section, McGuane and Hogan LLP, Denver, CO

1:10 - 4:30 pm HOT TOPICS: BRING ON THE JUDGE!

1:10 pm Proffering Evidence• Learn how to present your Temporary Orders case within a 30-60 minute hearingThe Honorable Magistrate Laura Findorff, Douglas County

1:30 pm The Demise of Remedial Contempt?• Discussion of whether remedial contempt sanctions actually exist anymore, and how to pursue the necessary reliefThe Honorable Magistrate John Livingston, Jefferson County

Our goal for the 2011 Institute is to educate, entertain,and challenge our members to join the revolution for

change. As part of that, we adopted The Beatles’ song"Revolution" as our theme. In addition to the amazing guitar licks, thewords are an inspiration. When we talk about change, we are focusing on inspiringlawyers, judges, and experts to bring back respect and dignity to the legal processes aroundfamily issues. We are also focusing on new ways to deal with substantive law issues, suchas working around the "double-dip” case law, finding new resources to support imputingincome to unemployed executives, and challenging the assumptions and impositions ofcookie-cutter 50-50 parenting plans. Also included in the theme of "change" are a fewnew components of the Family Law Institute. For example, the ever-popular “Hot Topics”are back, but this time they are being presented by judges. We also have more networkingopportunities, including a cocktail reception Saturday evening. And, for the first time ever,we are having a “kick-off to the Institute” Thursday evening in Denver.

Please join us for the revolution, and have some fun along the way!

LIVE - AUGUST 12-14, 2011At the Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center 620 Village Road • Breckenridge, CO

Submitted for 17 General Credits, including 3.4 ethics

2011 ANNUALFAMILY LAW INSTITUTECOLORADO’S MUST-ATTEND

FAMILY LAW EVENT!

2011 ANNUAL FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE • PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 1 • AUGUST 12, 2011

1:50 pm Pretrial Conferences and Other Solution-Based Ideas with the Court• Hear what the judges learned at the March 2011 “What Works” Judicial Conference and ideas of how to use the court outside of trial to resolve the case creatively

The Honorable Judge Valeria Spencer, Arapahoe County

2:10 pm Professionalism• What to do/not to do in and out of the courtroom – Judges talk! The Honorable Judge Robert Lowrey, El Paso County

2:30 pm Maintenance, Rules of Thumb and/or Presumptive Formula for All Cases (The Inside Story)• Get the inside story on how judges arrive at their maintenance awardsThe Honorable Judge James Klein, Boulder County

2:50 pm Penalties for Not Following Rules and Deadlines• Listen to what sanctions are/are not available by the trial judge, and when/why/how judges are imposing them and against whom

The Honorable Judge Julie Hoskins, Weld County

3:10 - 3:30 pm Networking Break

3:30 pm Accurate Sworn Financial Statements – How Novel• Learn what judges consider accurate and what falls shortThe Honorable Judge Brian Bowen, Adams County

3:50 pm Bankruptcy and Dissolution, When the Two Worlds Collide• Review what is and is not dischargeable, and how the automatic stays impact domestic relations casesGlen Anstine, US Trustee, US Bankruptcy Court, Denver County

4:10 pm Effective Case Management, They are Doing it Right! • Hear how to successfully move a case forward, timely and cost-effectivelyAndrea Shahmardian, Court Facilitator, and The Honorable Magistrate John Jostad, Larimer County

4:30 pm ChachachaChanges: 5 Ideas of Revolutionary Change• The challenge of change and resistance to change• History of recommended changes in Colorado domestic relations• Solutions – at home and abroad• Out-of-court-models• The never married demographic shift – Hennepin County Pilot Court• Early intervention and case management• Judicial training and rotation policies• How to measure change – what equates with “improvement”• Simplified and 16.2 10 years later – what should we measure – what do we need to change?• Increasing numbers of self represented parties – should rules and process be drafted for the majority of cases with added process for the more complex cases?

Pam Gagel, Esq., Assistant Director, Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System

5:30 pm Adjourn

5:30 - 7:00 pm ANNUAL WINE TASTING RECEPTIONAll 2011 Family Law Institute attendees and their guests are invited to this 11th annual wine tasting, featuring a variety of wines from around the world. Stay and enjoy refreshments, snacks and great conversation with faculty, colleagues and friends!

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8:00 - 8:50 am

8:50 - 9:45 am

9:45 - 10:05 am

10:05 - 10:55 am

Helping High-Conflict FamiliesAvoid the Revolving Door ofFamily Court• Educational approaches• A collaboration between mental

health professionals and the parties to carve out a workable custody and access plan, means ofcommunication without conflict, and ways to make decisions

• The utilization of parenting coordinators/case managers

Dr. Leslie Drozd

Helping Families When Childrenare Alienated• Learning from intervention failures• Developing useful approachesDr. Bill Fyfe and Dr. Leslie Drozd

Networking Break

Assessment of Allegations ofIntimate Partner Violence• A new and practical

conceptualization of intimate partner violence

• How to use this way of looking at intimate partner violence in practice: assessment and treatment

Dr. Leslie Drozd

Maxwell's Silver HammerBusiness • What's It Worth Post Thornhill?

- Valuation discounts - Thornhill issues and

developments- Practical application

Laurin Quiat, Esq., and Ron Seigneur, ASA, CVA,CPA/ABV/CFF

HIPAA – It Ain’t What HasBeen Argued• What a party can be asked

to release and/or produce despite HIPAA

• Powers of courts to enter orders for medical and mental health records

• Privilege applicability, and limitsRichard Rotole, Esq.

“All You Need is LOVE” –Avoiding the Battle ofthe Experts• Engagement models

for experts• Addressing subjective

issues effectively• Practical applicationEric Six, CPA, and BillVincent, CPA

Dissolving Same Sex RelationshipsNew School Style• Applicability of declarations

of invalidity• Contractual resolution• Other creative solutions to address

property division, support, and parental responsibilities

M. David Johnson, Esq.

Mediation Gone Wild:Ethics, Enforceability andConfidentiality• What is/is not confidential in

mediation anymore?• Party fouls in the midst of mediation• When an agreement reached in

mediation is enforceableKevin Sidel, Esq., and DavidLamb, Esq.

This Isn’t Your Mother’s Voc Eval• Tools for imputing income to

historically high-end wage earners• Creative resources in this

down economy and when judges are resisting traditional vocational evaluations

Arlen Brammer, Esq.

SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3SESSION:

SESSION 4 SESSION 5 SESSION 6SESSION:

SESSION 7 SESSION 8 SESSION 9SESSION:

BREAKOUT SESSIONS BEGIN: Please select the session you wish to attend on the registration form

BREAKOUT SESSIONS RESUME: Please select the session you wish to attend on the registration form

7:00 -7:50 am Yoga Class with “YOGA DANNY” – Danny Poole, aka "Yoga Danny," has been teaching gentle, non-stressful yoga for 30 years to all types of folks from professional athletes to senior citizens. Everyone, including beginners, are welcome!

7:15 am Registration Open / Continental Breakfast

2011 ANNUAL FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE • PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 2 • AUGUST 13, 2011

1 EthicsCredit

11:00 - 11:50 am

11:50 - 1:10 pm

1:10 - 2:00 pm

Changes in the Child and FamilyInvestigator Role• Reasons for modifying the role• Already implemented changes in

the role• Potential changes on the horizonThe Honorable Chief JudgeStephen Schapanski, Dr. ShirleyThomas, and Bill Delisio Moderated by Dr. Les Katz

Sex, Drugs and Rock-n-Roll: HowMuch is Too Much for the ParentalResponsibilities Evaluator?• Separating the wheat from the

chaff of allegations• What types of behaviors rise to

the level of endangerment?• What types of behaviors effect best

interests and impact parenting plans? Dr. Shelley Bresnick, Dr. KatherineMcNamara, Dr. Daniel Mosley, andDr. George Nicholos

“Not a Second Time” – DoubleDipping and Personal Goodwill • Gross income for

maintenance/child support• Income vs. assets for

valuation purposes• Practical applicationThe Honorable Judge RandallArp, Yvonne Zuber, CPA, andJim TenBrook, CPA

Open Memo to the Bench• What works and what doesn’t

from the lawyers’ perspective• Pet peeves from the

practitioner’s viewpoint• What attorneys want to see

changed in the family courts• Help generate an actual open

memo to the bench!The Honorable James S. Miller,The Honorable ChristopherCross, and Doris Truhlar, Esq.

Communication in the Age of Complexity-Evidence and Discovery Issues• Challenges of discovering and introducing

into evidence social network site information, text messages, instant messages, and emails

• Authenticating digital data susceptible to alteration

• What is social networking?E. Michael Canges, Esq., and Bill McLeod

Maintenance Tax Issues Made Easy –“Don’t Work for the Tax Man” • Maintenance and recapture• Taxability of maintenance payments• Practical applicationPreston Hofer, CPA, and TrishCooper, Esq.

SESSION 10 SESSION 11 SESSION 12SESSION:

SESSION 13 SESSION 14 SESSION 15SESSION:

BREAKOUT SESSIONS CONTINUE: Please select the session you wish to attend on the registration form

BREAKOUT SESSIONS RESUME: Please select the session you wish to attend on the registration form

2:05 - 2:55 pm Presenting a New System of Divorce, the RemixBrought to you by the Plan B Committee (Dr. Dana Cogan, Helen Shreves, Esq., Joan McWilliams, Esq., TheHonorable Judge Angela Arkin, The Honorable Judge Robert Russell, II, The Honorable Judge Beth Elliott-Dumler, and The Honorable Ruben Hernandez)• Where we were a year ago• Where we are now• The design of a pilot project• Adaptation to different jurisdictions• Where you'd like to see us go

2:55 - 3:15 pm Ice Cream Social, Old School

3:15 - 4:15 pm The Kids are on Their Own: Legal Ethics and the Duty of Loyalty to Your Client• Where is the lawyer’s ethical duty when representing a parent in an allocation of parental responsibilities?• Do lawyers owe the subject child any ethical duty?The Honorable Judge Edward C. Moss

LUNCHEON, "Change, Life's One Constant" – Dr. Dana Cogan (NO CLE CREDITS for this presentation)

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1.2 EthicsCredit

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4:20 - 5:10 pm 50/50 Parenting Time: When It’sNot the Best Solution• Child development factors• Special needs factors• Parent/child fit• Parenting deficitsDr. Les Katz

“The Not So Long, ButSometimes Winding Road” ofBusiness Valuation inColorado Divorce – Standards,Approaches and Methods ofValuing Business &Professional Practices• Standard of value issues• Business valuation from the

Colorado perspective• Practical applicationRob Levis, CPA

Lawyers as Peacemakers• The tools of the evolved peacemaker• The fuel peacemakers need• BenefitsTerri Harrington, Esq.

SESSION 16 SESSION 17 SESSION 18SESSION TIME:

BREAKOUT SESSIONS RESUME: Please select the session you wish to attend on the registration form

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2011 ANNUAL FAMILY LAW INSTITUTE • PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 3 • AUGUST 14, 2011

5:10 pm Adjourn

5:10 - 6:30 pm COCKTAIL PARTY - Sponsored by Colorado Collaborative Law Professionals, Metropolitan Denver Interdisciplinary Committee, COAFCC, McGuane and Hogan, LLP, and Cox Baker & Page, LLC

7:00 am Registration Open / Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 9:30 am Case Law Update - The Reunion TourRon Litvak, Esq., and Tim Mehrtens, Esq.

9:30 - 9:45 am Refreshment/Networking Break

9:45 - 10:45 am Ethics in the Movies - The Sequel Professor Eli Wald

10:45 - 12:00 pm Judges’ Panel – Moderated by Planning Committee• Hear from judges about their thoughts on allocating debt in negative net worth cases, relocation cases, trust

valuations, separate property tracing, contribution to the marriage, attorneys’ fees and costs awards, and much, much more!

The Honorable Judge Angela Arkin, Douglas County, The Honorable Judge Jack Berryhill, Jefferson County, The Honorable Judge Herbert Stern,III, Denver County, The Honorable Chief Judge James Boyd, Pitkin County, The Honorable Chief Judge Thomas Moorhead, Eagle County, The Honorable Chief Judge Greg Lyman, La Plata County, and The Honorable Judge David J. Richman, Colorado Court of Appeals

12:00 pm Parting Remarks FLI Chair Brenda L. Storey, Esq., and Co-Chair Laura L. Page, Esq.

12:10 pm AdjournIt is our hope with this Family Law Institute to educate you, entertain you, and challenge you to join the revolution for change!

1.2 EthicsCredit

PROGRAM CHAIRBrenda L. Storey, Esq.McGuane and Hogan LLPDenver, CO

PROGRAM CO-CHAIR:Laura L. Page, Esq.Cox Baker & Page, LLCCastle Rock, CO

PLANNING COMMITTEE:Les Katz, PsyDKatz & Loizeaux Forensic Services LLCDenver, CO

Eric Six, CPASix Consulting LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Magistrate John Livingston1st Judicial District Golden, CO

FACULTY:Glen AnstineUS TrusteeUS Bankruptcy CourtDenver, CO

Honorable Judge Angela Arkin18th Judicial District CourtCastle Rock, CO

Honorable Judge Randall Arp1st Judicial District CourtGolden, CO

Honorable Judge Jack W. Berryhill1st Judicial DistrictGolden, CO

Honorable Judge Brian Bowen17th Judicial DistrictBrighton, CO

Honorable Chief Judge James B. Boyd9th Judicial DistrictGlenwood Springs, CO

Arlen L. Brammer, Esq.Arlen L. Brammer PCGreenwood Village, CO

Shelley Bresnick, PsyDLakewood, CO

E. Michael Canges, Esq.Senn Visciano Canges Rosenstein PCDenver, CO

Dana L. Cogan, MDDenver, CO

Patricia (Trish) A. Cooper, Esq.Law Office of Stephen J. HarhaiDenver, CO

Honorable Judge Christopher Cross18th Judicial District Castle Rock, CO

Bill DelisioFamily Law Program ManagerColorado State Court Administrator's OfficeDenver, CO

Leslie M. Drozd, PhDNewport Beach, CA

Honorable Judge Beth Elliott-Dumler18th Judicial District Castle Rock, CO

Honorable Magistrate Laura Findorff18th Judicial DistrictCastle Rock, CO

William Fyfe, EdDColumbine Counseling CenterLakewood, CO

Pamela A. Gagel, Esq.Assistant DirectorInstitute for the Advancement of the AmericanLegal SystemDenver, CO

Terri Harrington, Esq.Harrington Brewster & Clein PCDenver, CO

Honorable Ruben M. Hernandez (ret.)Denver, CO

Preston Hofer, CPAHarper Lutz Zuber Potenza & Associates LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Judge Julie Hoskins19th Judicial District Greeley, CO

M. David Johnson, Esq.Johnson Sauer Legal Group LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Magistrate John Jostad8th Judicial DistrictFort Collins, CO

Les Katz, PsyDKatz & Loizeaux Forensic Services LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Judge James Klein20th Judicial District Boulder, CO

David A. Lamb, Esq.Sherr Puttmann Akins Lamb PCGreenwood Village, CO

Robert Levis, CPA, CVA, CFEDirectorBiggs Kofford Valuation & Litigation Services LLCColorado Springs, CO

Ronald D. Litvak, Esq.Litvak Litvak Mehrtens & Epstein PCDenver, CO

Honorable Magistrate John Livingston1st Judicial DistrictGolden, CO

Honorable Judge Robert Lowrey4th Judicial District Colorado Springs, CO

Honorable Chief Judge Gregory G. Lyman6th Judicial DistrictDurango, CO

Bill McLeodAuthor, Speaker & Single Parent Life CoachGreenwood Village, CO

Kathleen McNamara, PhDFort Collins, CO

Joan McWilliams, Esq.McWilliams Mediation Group Ltd.Denver, CO

Timothy R.J. Mehrtens, Esq.Litvak Litvak Mehrtens & Epstein PCDenver, CO

FACULTY AND PLANNING COMMITTEE

Faculty continued on next page

Honorable James S. Miller (ret.)JAMSDenver, CO

Honorable Chief Judge Thomas Moorhead5th Judicial DistrictEagle, CO

Daniel Mosley, EdDColorado Family Center PCLittleton, CO

Honorable Judge Edward C. Moss17th Judicial DistrictBrighton, CO

George C. Nicholos, PsyDColorado Springs, CO

Laurin Quiat, Esq.Baker Hostetler LLPDenver, CO

Honorable Judge David J. RichmanColorado Court of AppealsDenver, CO

Richard J. Rotole, Esq.Rotole Rotole Blanchard & Lumbye LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Judge Robert Russell, II18th Judicial DistrictCastle Rock, CO

Honorable Chief Judge Stephen J.Schapanski8th Judicial District Fort Collins, CO

Ronald L. Seigneur, ASA, CVA,CPA/ABV/CFF Seigneur Gustafson LLPLakewood, CO

Andrea Shahmardian Family Court Facilitator-Domestic/Juvenile 8th Judicial District Fort Collins, CO

Helen Shreves, Esq.Family Law Dispute ResolutionDenver, CO

Kevin Sidel, Esq.Kevin Sidel LLCElizabeth, CO

Eric Six, CPASix Consulting LLCDenver, CO

Honorable Judge Valeria Spencer18th Judicial District Centennial, CO

Honorable Judge Herbert L. Stern, III2nd Judicial District Denver, CO

James TenBrook, CPAKarsh Consulting PCDenver, CO

Shirley Thomas, PhDLongmont, CO

Doris B. Truhlar, Esq.Truhlar and Truhlar LLPCentennial, CO

William Vincent, CPACausey Demgen & Moore Inc.Denver, CO

Professor Eli WaldUniversity of Denver Sturm College of LawDenver, CO

Yvonne Zuber, CPAHarper Lutz Zuber Potenza & Associates LLCDenver, CO

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❏ Workshop (if also attending the Institute - includes box lunch): ........$50 ❏ Workshop ONLY (includes box lunch): ..................................................$100

INSTITUTE REGISTRATION (FL081212L) Materials on Flash Drive Paper Materials

• CBA Family Law Section Member ......................❏ $309....................❏ $339• CBA Juvenile Law Section Members ..................❏ $309 ..................❏ $339• MDIC, CCMO or COAFCC Member ....................❏ $329....................❏ $359• CBA Member ......................................................❏ $329....................❏ $359• Non-Member ......................................................❏ $379....................❏ $409

FRIDAY WINE TASTING RECEPTION❏ YES, I will be attending the 11th Annual Wine Tasting Reception

SATURDAY BREAKOUT SESSIONS - Please indicate breakout choices (1 for each time slot)8:00 - 8:50 am ❏ Session 1 ❏ Session 2 ❏ Session 3 8:50 - 9:45 am ❏ Session 4 ❏ Session 5 ❏ Session 6

10:05 - 10:55 am ❏ Session 7 ❏ Session 8 ❏ Session 911:00 - 11:50 am ❏ Session 10 ❏ Session 11 ❏ Session 12

1:10 - 2:00 pm ❏ Session 13 ❏ Session 14 ❏ Session 154:20 - 5:10 pm ❏ Session 16 ❏ Session 17 ❏ Session 18

SATURDAY LUNCHEON

❏ YES, I will be attending the Luncheon**If you have special dietary needs (vegetarian/gluten-free) you MUST notify us

by August 1, 2011. Requests received after August 1st cannot be guaranteed.

SATURDAY COCKTAIL PARTY

❏ YES, I will be attending the Saturday Cocktail Party

LIVE SEMINAR / ACTIVITY TOTAL $

Submitted for 32 General CLE Credits, including 3.4 Ethics. To receive full CLE credit, you must purchaseboth the course materials AND the recorded seminar. Institute home study materials include the

PAPER materials, the pre-conference workshop, and ALL tracks from the live conference.

COURSE MATERIALS ONLY (FL081212C)

❏ CBA Member: $129 ❏ Non-Member: $159

COURSE MATERIALS AND RECORDED SEMINAR (CD or MP3)❏ CBA Member: $449 ❏ Non-Member: $489

Please indicate which recorded program format you prefer:

❏ CD (FL081212D) ❏ MP3 (FL081212J)

Nonprofit Org.U.S. Postage PaidPermit No. 1638

Denver, CO1900 Grant Street, Suite 300, Denver, Colorado 80203-4303

2011 ANNUAL

FAMILY LAW INSTITUTEAUGUST 11, 2011: In Denver at the Marriott City Center Hotel

Kick-off to the 2011 Family Law Institute!With Headliner Alec Baldwin (YES, Alec Baldwin!!!)

AUGUST 12-14, 2011: At the Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

Preconference Workshop &

Family Law Institute

COLORADO’SMUST-ATTENDFAMILY LAW

EVENT!

“SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION”

2011 ANNUAL

FAMILY LAWINSTITUTE

AUGUST 11, 2011:Kick-off to the 2011 Family Law Institute!

With Headliner Alec Baldwin!In Denver at the Marriott City Center Hotel

AUGUST 12-14, 2011: Preconference Workshop &

Family Law InstituteIn Breckenridge at the

Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

“SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION”

REGISTER ONLINE! Go to www.cobar.org/cle

REGISTER ONLINE! Go to www.cobar.org/cle

SPECIALWORKSHOP!

SPECIALWORKSHOP!