Our annual tour presenting the Tennessee Family Law Update seminar begins one month from today! Yikes!

Much has transpired since last year’s seminar. Since then the courts have clarified:

• what “maximum participation” means (and what it does NOT mean);

• the effect of anti-relocation provisions commonly used in parenting plans; and

• criminal contempt, what makes one the “prevailing party” for an award of attorney’s fees, same-sex marriage and divorce, and much, much more!

Join us in:

• Memphis: Monday, November 16;
• Nashville: Tuesday, November 17;
• Chattanooga: Wednesday, November 18;
• Johnson City: Thursday, November 19; and
• Knoxville: Friday, November 20.

Last year’s attendees said:

• This is the best CLE I have ever attended. – Pam Blair, Esq., Memphis

• This seminar is by far the most helpful family law CLE each year. It is a “can’t miss” for me. – Melody Luhn, Esq., Knoxville

• Most useful family law seminar I have ever attended! – Alice Alexander, Esq., Kingsport

• If you practice family law and don’t attend this CLE, you are doing yourself and your clients a disservice. – Christopher Seaton, Esq., Knoxville

If you haven’t already signed up, please don’t wait any longer. I really look forward to meeting readers of this blog.

Click here for more details!

Information provided by K.O. Herston: Knoxville, Tennessee Divorce and Family Law Attorney.