ABA SECTION OF FAMILY LAW2015 Fall CLE Conference

October 14–17 The Nines HotelPORTLAND, OREGON

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The following companies have made the special ratesfor the conference and social events possible:

Exhibit Sponsors

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Friends of the Conference

CONFERENCE SPONSORSSECTION CHAIRGreg J. Ortiz, Highlands Ranch, CO

CHAIR-ELECTMary T. Vidas, Philadelphia, PA

VICE-CHAIRRoberta S. Batley, Albuquerque, NM

SECRETARYMelissa J. Avery, Indianapolis, IN

FINANCIAL OFFICERDeborah Akers-Parry, Cleveland, OH

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRLori W. Nelson, Salt Lake City, UT

SECTION DELEGATESAnita M. Ventrelli, Chicago, ILMarshall J. Wolf, Cleveland, OH

CLE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRSCandace B. Peeples, Birmingham, ALMichael A. Mosberg, New York, NY

HOST COMMITTEE MEMBERSTonya AlexanderConrad HutterliAndrew McLainShelly PerkinsKathy RootLaura Schantz

NEW: FAMILY LAW ESSENTIALS SERIES!

Are you a new(-er) family law attorney looking for CLE programs to assist you in honing your skills? Then come to our Portland conference! For the fi rst time, the Family Law Section is offering a 3-session series tailor-made for practitioners just starting out in the fi eld of family law.

DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE GREAT PROGRAMS:

THURSDAY 10/15, 10:45-11:45am:“Fear Factor: You’ve Just Started

Family Law—Now What?”

FRIDAY 10/16, 10:45-11:45am: “Winning the Discovery Wars: Plan

It, Draft It, Enforce It”

SATURDAY 10/17, 10:45am-12:45pm:

“Valuation Essentials”

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Wednesday

October 14, 20158:00am-4:00pmFamily Advocate Editorial Board MeetingFrank Boardroom

2:00-3:00pmFinance MeetingGeorgian Room

3:00-5:00pmOffi cers Meeting Georgian Room

4:00-5:30pmLaw Student ProgramDesign 1

3:30-5:30pmRegistrationPrefunction

4:30-6:30pmWelcome ReceptionDeparture Restaurant15th Floor of The NinesCome receive a warm greeting from the Section of Family Law during our reception on the rooftop of The Nines Hotel at the Departure Restaurant. Enjoy a spectacular view of the city and good company and conversation with colleagues and friends, while savoring the delicious pan-Asian cuisine prepared by fi nalist from Season 12 of Bravo’s Top Chef, Chef Gregory Gourdet’s kitchen.

7:00pmDine-AroundsPortland is known for its walkability. With the help of the Portland Host Committee, three restaurants were chosen that are within walking distance of The Nines Hotel. Sign up for this fun “Dutch treat” event when you register, and get more time for networking with fellow conference attendees, while enjoying a sumptuous dinner at your restaurant of choice. Space is limited.

9:30-11:00pmChair’s Suite ReceptionMeier & Frank Suite

Thursday

October 15, 20157:30am-12:00pmRegistrationPrefunction

7:30-9:30amBreakfast and Hospitality RoomPrefunction & Fashion Ballroom

7:30-8:15amMeeting of the Committee Chairs and Vice-ChairsGeorgian Room

8:15-9:15am

ART CLE PROGRAMAnatomy of An Egg Donor Contract: Everything You Need To Know To Be An EggspertGallery 1 & 2

Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Lawyer’s Guide to Emerging Law and Science, 2nd Edition, by: Charles P. Kindregan, Jr. & Maureen McBrien

With the ever-evolving world of ART Law, it is important to go back to the basics to secure a solid foundation for tackling the latest issues. We’ll explore the essential elements of an egg donation agreement; hot topics such as split cycles and anonymous vs. known donors; signing requirements; and areas that are frequently negotiated and sometimes argued over.

Moderator:Susan C. Moffet, Esq., Wilsonville, OR

Speakers:Gregory S. Masler, Esq., Irvine, CARobyn Perchik, B.A., J.D., Beverly Hills, CA

Schedule of Events

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8:30-10:30am

PLENARY SESSIONThe Preferences and Voices of Children-How Do You Protect the Child?Culture

Children Held Hostage: Identifying Brainwashed Children, Presenting a Case, and Crafting Solutions, 2nd Edition, by: Stanley S. Clawar & Brynne V. Rivlin

Forensic Psychology Consultation in Child Custody Litigation: A Handbook for Work Product Review, Case Preparation, and Expert Testimony,by: Philip M. Stahl, Ph.D. & Robert A. Simon, Ph.D.

This presentation addresses the diffi cult issues inherent in dealing with children in domestic relations cases from the differing perspectives of: the Child Advocate, the Child Psychologist, the Family Court Judge, and the Matrimonial Attorney. The panelists will focus on key segments, which will educate participants in the following areas: Navigating child advocacy and representation; how the psychologist elicits and interprets the child’s voice and preferences; the judge’s perspectives, and, how the judge approaches, and conducts, a child interview; the issue of parental alienation; and, the legal and ethical challenges practitioners face, in family law cases, with issues of child custody.

Speakers:Frank P. Cervone, Esq., Philadelphia, PAHon. Marjorie A. Slabach (Ret.), San Francisco, CAMatthew J. Sullivan, Ph.D., Palo Alto, CADonald G. Tye, Esq., Boston, MA

9:00-10:00amBylaws Committee MeetingMeier Boardroom

9:30-10:30am

ART CLE PROGRAMEmbryos on Ice – An Assisted Path to Parenthood and What You Need to KnowGallery 1 & 2

Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Lawyer’s Guide to Emerging Law and Science, 2nd Edition, by: Charles P. Kindregan, Jr. & Maureen McBrien

What are the basic elements of an embryo donation agreement? How does embryo donation intersect with estate planning and other litigation issues? What happens to embryos which remain unused by the recipients? This session will address the critical issues you need to know in order to counsel clients who want to receive embryos or donate them.

Moderator:Christina Miller, Esq., Kansas City, MO

Speakers:Heather E. Ross, Esq., Northbrook, ILStephanie Wood-Moyers, Knoxville, TN

10:00-11:00amMember Benefi t Development Committee MeetingMeier Boardroom

10:45-11:45am

SIMULTANEOUS COMMITTEE CLE PROGRAMSWhen HE Wants AlimonyDesign 1In families today, the wife is often the main breadwinner and the husband has put his career on hold to support his wife’s career. He may have taken on the role of stay-at-home dad, he may be disabled, or he may earn signifi cantly less than his wife. Learn how to identify and prove or defend cases where the husband is seeking alimony.

Moderator/Speaker:Mark W. Kelley, Esq., Charleston, WV

Speaker:Laura L. Schantz, Esq., Beaverton, OR

Schedule of Events

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Tax Tips Design 2Understanding tax implications for clients during a divorce is a crucial part of the practice. Whether it is dependency exemptions, transfers of securities or retirement accounts, maintenance payments, or loss carry forwards, there are basic tax tips everyone can benefi t from to better advise our clients. This fast-paced CLE will provide the practitioner with a tax checklist that, if used, will greatly benefi t their clients in future years.

Speaker:Justin T. Miller, J.D., LL.M., TEP, CFP®, San Francisco, CA

Fear Factor: You’ve Just Started Family Law—Now What?Studio

How to Build and Manage a Family Law Practice, by: Mark A. Chinn

This one hour practical skills program is designed for the new and experienced practitioners who have just begun practicing family law and who are seeking a fundamental but practical overview of this area of law. The program will cover the following topics and more: Working with partners or other senior attorneys; Working with opposing counsel; Getting - and more importantly keeping—clients; and Court Room etiquette.

Speakers:Jessica Kirk Drennan, Esq., Birmingham, ALPeter R. Stambleck, Esq., New York, NY

10:45-11:45am

ART CLE PROGRAMLet’s Get Ethical – The Collision of Ethics and Confl icts in the World of ARTGallery 1 & 2Attorneys in assisted reproduction often work with a team of people who may have competing interests and obligations. This program will address the ethical considerations a practitioner may encounter in the constantly evolving world of ART – confl icts of interest, dual representation, multi-jurisdictional practice, fee structures, and more.

Moderator:Sean C. Sobottka, Esq., Los Angeles, CA

Speakers:Timothy F. Brewer, Esq., Eugene, ORAmelia C. Demma, Esq., East Hampton, NY

1:30-4:30pm Council MeetingGalleryStop by the Section’s Council Meeting to learn more about Section activities—all are welcome!

5:00-6:30pmNewcomers’ Event Meier & Frank SuiteIs this your fi rst time attending a Section of Family Law Conference? If so, we invite you to join the Section Leaders for a Meet-and-Greet Reception in the Section Chair’s Suite. In this relaxed atmosphere, the Section Leaders would like to personally welcome you to the 2015 Fall Conference and offer information about the Section and how you can possibly become more involved.

This event is for 1st or 2nd time attendees and Section Offi cers. Be sure to sign up when you register.

9:30-11:00pmChair’s Suite ReceptionMeier & Frank Suite

Friday

October 16, 20157:30am-12:00pmRegistrationPrefunction

7:30-9:30amBreakfast and Hospitality RoomPrefunction & Fashion Ballroom

7:30-8:30am Committee MeetingsFashion Ballroom Committee Meetings are open to all Family Law Section members and allow you to learn more about specifi c practice areas and committee activities. They are also great for meeting other conference attendees. Adoption, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Child Support, Communications, Domestic Violence, Governmental Relations, International Law, Taxation, Trial Practice & Techniques, and Young Lawyers Committees will meet today.

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8:00-10:30am

ART CLE PROGRAMYour GCA GPS: Surrogacy Agreements as Road Maps to Family BuildingGallery 2 & 3Gestational carrier agreements are one part contract and one part guide for how intended parents, a carrier, and her spouse will manage their unique symbiotic relationship. We’ll explore essential provisions that make agreements enforceable; common areas of negotiation and disagreement among carriers and intended parents; and various requirements for how a contract is executed, all the while honoring the human dynamics involved.

Moderator:Sara M. Clay, Esq., Marietta, GA

Speakers:Bruce Hale, Esq., Boston, MA Tabitha Lundberg Koh, Esq., Portland, OR Molly O’Brien, Esq., Woodland Hills, CA

8:30-10:30am

PLENARY SESSIONEffective Strategies for Representing Clients in Mediation Culture

Complete Guide to Mediation, 2nd Edition, by: Forrest S. Mosten & Elizabeth Potter Scully

Mediation is part of almost every family law case. This fast-paced plenary presented by Forrest (Woody) Mosten and Elizabeth Potter Scully, the authors of our Section’s new book, Complete Guide to Mediation, 2nd Edition, will discuss the following cutting edge issues:

• Providing informed consent about options to litigation

• How to best select the right mediator• Strategies to handle nuanced issues of

mediator confi dentiality• How to use limited scope to help clients

through a mediation both as a shadow legal coach and at the table

• Tips for negotiation within a mediation

Speakers:Forrest S. Mosten, Esq., CFLS, Beverly Hills, CAElizabeth Potter Scully, Esq., CFLS, Los Angeles, CA

9:00-10:00amSponsorship and Fundraising Committee MeetingGallery 1

10:00-11:00amStrategic Planning Committee MeetingGallery 1

10:45-11:45am

SIMULTANEOUS COMMITTEE CLE PROGRAMSPractical Tips for Practitioners Regarding Same-Sex Marriage CasesDesign 1With the June 2015 landmark SCOTUS decision on same-sex marriage, practitioners are faced with a variety of challenges regarding same-sex families from family creation to dissolution and beyond. This program will explore the differences and special considerations that representing these clients presents, including tips and strategies for how to handle second parent adoption, same-sex divorce, prenuptial agreements, ART issues, ADR versus litigation, and the challenges and impacts of that decision on support issues and property categorization and valuation.

Moderator:Lisa I. McLeod, Esq., Chicago, IL

Speaker:Richard Roane, Esq., Grand Rapids, MI

Schedule of Events

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Top Psychological Research Trends for 2015: Staying Ahead, Better Outcomes Design 2

Forensic Psychology Consultation in Child Custody Litigation: A Handbook for Work Product Review, Case Preparation, and Expert Testimony,by: Philip M. Stahl, Ph.D. & Robert A. Simon, Ph.D.

How to Examine Mental Health Experts: A Family Lawyer’s Handbook of Issues and Strategies, by: John A. Zervopoulos, Ph.D., J.D.

This presentation will inform the attorney about the major psychological research updates relevant to family law for 2015. Participants will learn how to effectively apply and generate new service-driven revenue with psychological information and research from their fi rst client meeting through closing arguments in trial. Topical examples of client education, case management, pendente lite planning, and trial applications will be illustrated. This will be an interactive presentation.

Moderator:Sarah “Sally” Stark Oldham, Esq., Westport, CT

Speakers:Eric Frazer, Psy.D, Trumbull, CT Linda S. Smith, Ph.D., Trumbull, CT

Winning the Discovery Wars: Plan It, Draft It, and Enforce ItStudioDiscovery can win your case if you effectively plan it, draft it and enforce it. We will explain the nuts and bolts of discovery to win your case—either in mediation or trial.

Moderator:Lilka Martinez, Esq., El Dorado Hills, CA

Speakers:Jonathan D. Marks, Esq., St. Louis, MOPeter M. Walzer, Esq., Woodland Hills, CA

10:45-11:45am

ART CLE PROGRAMThe Taxman Cometh – Do Donors and Surrogates Have to Pay Taxes?Gallery 2 & 3A 2015 tax court case, Perez v. Commissioner, highlights the necessity for all participants in compensated assisted reproduction arrangements to carefully consider the tax consequences of these arrangements. This presentation addresses who may have to pay taxes in egg donation and surrogacy arrangements, who should issue 1099s, and what advice we should be giving as ART practitioners.

Moderator:Keely A. Seaverson, Esq., Maple Grove, MN

Speaker:Richard D. Caldwell, CPA, Portland, OR

11:00am-12:00pmCoordinating Committee MeetingGallery 1

12:00-1:00pmDiversity Committee MeetingGallery 1

1:30-4:30pmService ProjectVolunteer to make a difference in the lives of Portland’s homeless youth. The 2015 Fall CLE Conference community service activity will take place at the Seeds of Hope Community Garden for Homeless Youth. Seeds of Hope is a youth leadership and sustainable garden program that instructs homeless youth on ways to both grow their own food and create art. Transportation to and from Seeds of Hope will be provided. For additional information and to volunteer, please contact and RSVP to Brandes Ash, brandes.ash@dc.gov. You can also make a monetary donation to Seeds of Hope by visiting their website: http://www.focusonyouth.org.

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6:00-10:00pmFriday Dinner Event - Coopers HallUnique to the Oregon area, Coopers Hall is known for its wine produced by the keg. Conference attendees will have an opportunity to relax and enjoy an evening of wine tasting, dinner, live music and dancing. The festivities begin at 6:00pm. Transportation will be provided to and from Coopers Hall. Buses begin staging outside of The Nines at 5:30pm. Hope you can join in on the fun!

Tickets: Adults - $110 ($130 after 9/2 & on-site) Children - $65 (ages 4-12)

Saturday

October 17, 20157:30am-12:00pmRegistrationPrefunction

7:30-9:30amBreakfast and Hospitality RoomPrefunction & Fashion Ballroom

7:30-8:30am Committee MeetingsFashion BallroomCommittee Meetings are open to all Family Law Section members and allow you to learn more about specifi c practice areas and committee activities. They are also great for meeting other conference attendees. Alimony, Alternative Families, Bankruptcy, Custody, Ethics, LPM/Technology, Marital Property, Military Law, and Vulnerable Adults & Special Needs Families Committees will meet today.

8:00-9:00amMeeting of Past Chairs and Current Offi cersFrank Boardroom

8:00am-12:00pmFamily Law Quarterly Board of Editors MeetingGallery 1

8:00am-12:00pmPublications Development Board MeetingMeier Boardroom

8:30-10:30am

PLENARY SESSIONEvidence Boot Camp: Refresh and Refi ne Your Evidentiary SkillsCulture

The Family Law Trial Evidence Handbook: Rules and Procedures for Effective Advocacy, by: Steven N. Peskind

This program is designed for all levels of practicing family law attorneys to help provide a better understanding on how to better know and utilize the Rules of Evidence.

Moderator:Ben Aguilar, Esq., San Diego, CA

Speakers:Hon. Jeffrey S. Jones, Oregon City, ORSteven N. Peskind, Esq., St. Charles, ILStella L. Pitts, Esq., Seattle, WA

8:30-11:00am

ART CLE PROGRAMARTful Approaches to Parental EstablishmentGallery 2 & 3There may be as many ways to gain parental status as there are ways to parent. We’ll discuss the various parental establishment approaches across the country, hear about unique cases involving birth certificate requests, and gain tips on how to effectively present ART matters to judges, hospital staff, and the office of Vital Records.

Moderator:Susan Ridgeway, Esq., Missoula, MT

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Speakers:Dominic A. Farole, Esq., J.D., MBA, Coplay, PAHon. Jack Landis, Moncks Corner, SCKathleen M. McRoberts, Esq., MPA, J.D., LL.M. Taxation, Boise, IDRachael K. Pirner, Esq., Wichita, KS

10:45-11:45am

SIMULTANEOUS COMMITTEE CLE PROGRAMSThe Ethical Do’s and Don’ts of Knowing When Three’s a CrowdDesign 1This program will address the ethical do’s and don’ts of 3rd party involvement in our family law cases from the payment of fees to a determination of who and who is not the client—and a lot more in between.

Moderator:Jerry Shoemaker, Esq., Norristown, PA

Speakers:Mark B. Baer, Esq., Pasadena, CAMary T. Vidas, Esq., Philadelphia, PA

Hottest Cases in Family Law Design 2Join us for this informative session reviewing the hot topics and hottest cases from all over the country. Learn about precedents you can use in your jurisdiction tomorrow. We will cover all kinds of new cases, hot trends and the outliers, cases that were decided that make you scratch your head and say “what were they thinking”.

Moderator:Leena S. Hingnikar, Esq., CFLS, Woodland Hills, CA

Speakers:Laura W. Morgan, Esq., Charlottesville, VANancy Chausow Shafer, Esq., Highland Park, IL

10:45am-12:45pm

PLENARY SESSIONValuation EssentialsStudio

The Lawyer’s Business Valuation Handbook: Understanding Financial Statements, Appraisal Reports, and Expert Testimony, 2nd Edition, by: Shannon Pratt & Alina V. Niculita

The Lawyer’s Guide to the Cost of Capital: Understanding Risk and Return for Valuing Businesses and Other Investments, by: Shannon Pratt & Roger Grabowski

Everyone starts somewhere—and family law cases start with values, be they assets or income. Our panelists will unpack the basics of valuation methodologies and fi nancial analysis for a wide range of intangible assets, from privately held businesses to patents and trademarks. Hear from expert witnesses about what the family law practitioner should be looking for, at every stage of litigation.

Moderator:Andrea L. Cozza, Esq., Westerville, OH

Speakers:Jim Barnyak, Seattle, WANeil J. Beaton, CPA, ABV, CFF, CFA, ASA, Seattle, WAShannon P. Pratt, CFA, FASA, ARM, MCBA, ABAR, CM&AA, Portland, OR

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NEARBY AIRPORT & TRANSPORTATIONThe nearest airport to The Nines is Portland International Airport (PDX). For ground transportation to and from PDX: TriMet’s MAX Red Line (http://trimet.org/schedules/maxredline.htm) provides service to downtown Portland ($2.50/trip, 40 minutes), with a station located directly across from The Nines. A Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) ticket machine is located near the baggage claim on the lower level of the airport. Shuttle service is available from Blue Star for $14 one-way or $24 round trip. Make reservations online at www.bluestarbus.com or call 800.247.2272 or 503.247.1837. Taxis are available as well, with a trip costing around $35 before gratuity; it is a 20-40 minute ride to The Nines. If you choose to rent a car or drive your own vehicle, there is an overnight hotel parking fee of $43.00 ($21.50 for hybrid vehicles).

ROOM RESERVATIONS && HOTEL INFORMATIONAccommodations will be provided by The Nines (www.thenines.com). Reservations should be made directly with The Nines by calling 888.627.7208 or 503.222.9996, or by going to www.shopaba.org/fl1510 and clicking on the hotel link, prior to Tuesday, September 18, 2015, 5:00 pm Central. If making reservations via phone, be sure to mention that you are attending the ABA Family Law Fall CLE Conference in order to receive the discounted room rate of $214/night. The room rate includes complimentary wireless internet in the guest rooms. Discounted rooms are subject to availability, so be sure to reserve early!

ADVANCE REGISTRATIONWe encourage you to register online at www.shopaba.org/fl1510. If you want to register by mail, visit www.shopaba.org/fl1510 to download a registration form. Please send the form with your check made payable to the American Bar Association or credit card information to: American Bar Association, Attn: Service Center-Meeting Registrations, 321 N. Clark St., Fl. 16, Chicago, IL 60654 or to our secure fax number: 312.988.5850.

The deadline for early bird registration for Section of Family Law Members is Wednesday, September 2nd. All registrations must be made or postmarked on that date to receive the early bird rate, so don’t delay. All advance registrations must be received by Friday, September 25, 2015. After that date, please register onsite.

REGISTRATION RATESSection Member (Early Bird—By 9/2/15) $480 Section Member (Standard—After 9/2/15) $555 ABA Member $605 Non-ABA Member $655 Oregon Bar Member $480 Judges, Full-time Law School Faculty, Full-time Legal Services or Social Service Practitioners $280 New Practitioners (up to 3 years) $280 CLE Committee $280 Law Students $155 Guest $135

REGISTRATION FEE INFORMATIONThe attendee registration fee includes access to all CLE programs and the downloadable materials prior to the conference, as well as a USB drive of materials given out onsite. Additionally, your fee covers breakfast each day (Thursday-Saturday), Wednesday’s Welcome Reception, Thursday’s Newcomers’ Event (for 1st & 2nd time attendees only), and the Chair’s Suite Receptions on Wednesday & Thursday. The non-lawyer guest registration fee includes breakfast each day (Thursday-Saturday), Wednesday’s Welcome Reception, and the Chair’s Suite Receptions on Wednesday & Thursday. Any events not listed are ticketed and will be at an additional cost. Please remember: All attendees, including guests, will be required to wear a name badge to all events.

Note: Registration fees for children 12 and under are complimentary; however, tickets must be purchased for all children over the age of four who plan to attend ticketed events.

CANCELLATION POLICYTo receive a refund, minus a $50 administrative fee, a written request must be received on or before Friday, September 25, 2015. No refunds will be issued after that date. Questions about cancellations can be directed to Beverly Tate at beverly.tate@americanbar.org or 312.988.5603.

TUITION ASSISTANCEThe Section of Family Law offers a limited number of scholarships annually through our Fellowship Program. For more information on the program and how to apply, please visit: www.shopaba.org/FLSdiversity.

DIETARY RESTRICTIONSIf you have any dietary restrictions, please so indicate during registration or by email to Beverly Tate at beverly.tate@americanbar.org by Wednesday, September 23, 2015.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACTWe encourage participation by all individuals. If you are a person with a disability, please give us advance notice of any special arrangements you may need so we can best accommodate you. Please call or email Beverly Tate at 312.988.5603 or beverly.tate@americanbar.org by Wednesday, September 23, 2015.

CLE CREDITThe ABA directly applies for and ordinarily receives CLE credit for ABA programs in AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, DE, GA, GU, HI, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NH, NM, NV, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, VI, WA, WI, and WV. These states sometimes do not approve a program for credit before the program occurs. This transitional program is approved for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys in NY. Attorneys may be eligible to receive CLE credit through reciprocity or attorney self-submission in other states. For more information about CLE accreditation in your state, visit www.shopaba.org/fl1510 or contact Samantha Schooley at samantha.schooley@americanbar.org or 312.988.5145.

CLE PROGRAM MATERIALSPrior to the conference, all advance registrants will receive an email with a link to the CLE program materials. USB drives containing all materials will be also available onsite.

If you are unable to attend the conference, but would like to purchase course materials and/or audio recordings, please check the Section’s website approximately three weeks after the conference date for more information: www.shopaba.org/FLSmaterials.

General Information

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SECTION OF FAMILY LAW BOOKS AVAILABLELooking for a book related to one of the CLE programs offered at this conference? Refer to your brochure “Event Schedule”. CLE programs with corresponding Section books have a book symbol next to them.

While at the conference, please visit the Section of Family Law book table to take advantage of special meeting discounts on Family Law publications. Section of Family Law books can also be purchased online at the ABA Web Store at www.shopaba.org.

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things to do in portland, oregonIn order to make sure you get the most out of your visit to Portland, here are some suggestions from our own local experts, the Portland Host Committee:

• Shop ‘Til You Drop: Take advantage of the absence of sales tax in Portland, and shop on NW 23rd (10 min. taxi/Uber ride), or the Pearl District (5 min. taxi/Uber ride) where you can start out at Powell’s City of Books—one of the largest bookstores in the country!

• Explore Portland’s Neighborhoods: Outside of downtown, but close, these neighborhoods have great shops and great dining. It’s only a 15 min. ride to: Hawthorne St., Division St., Mississippi Ave., & Alberta St.

• Oregon Wine Country: Willamette Valley is home to over 300 wineries and is known for its Pinot Noir. A 1 hr. ride outside Portland can get you to many of these great wineries the area has to offer. You can visit willamettewines.comfor more information.

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• Don’t Miss Out on These Sweet Treats: With multiple locations in and around Portland, visit Salt and Straw Ice Cream or the famous Voodoo Doughnut for a sugar rush.

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Travel Portland (www.travelportland.com) suggests these additional things to do in the area:

BrewGroup PDX www.brewgrouppdx.comBrewGroup has a passion for exploring Portland’s world-renowned beer culture. BrewStop is our home in the Pearl District, where we feature 14 local taps and private dining space. Using only pedal power, BrewCycle takes you on a pub crawl to visit three of our favorite taprooms. For those seeking history, PDXonFoot is a walking tour covering the famous Shanghai Tunnels and our brewing heritage.

The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club www.reservegolf.comAt The Reserve, a unique rotating format enables public golfers to access two distinct 18-hole championship golf courses designed by award-winning architects John Fought and Bob Cupp and rated among the elite handful of the Pacifi c Northwest’s most stunning tracks. Every aspect of The Reserve revolves around creating an unmatched golf experience for people who love the game – and appreciate the privileges, amenities, atmosphere and attention to detail expected at a higher-caliber golf club.

Portland Walking Tours—Daily!www.portlandwalkingtours.comDaily fun and award-winning tours explore the excitement, food, architecture, neighborhoods, bridges, parks, fountains, artwork and just plain quirky unique places in Portland. Our “Best of Portland” and “Underground Portland” tours are available daily. Our “Epicurean Excursion,” “Flavor Street Food Cart Tour,” “Chocolate Decadence Tour,” and “Beyond Bizarre Tour” are available weekends year-round! Other tours and group/private tours are always available.

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2015FALL CLE CONFERENCE

The Nines Hotel | Portland, Oregon

October 14–17