Family Law Year in Review – A Two-Part Series
Published and unpublished decisions from the Supreme Judicial Court and the Appeals Court change, refine and interpret the vast body of relevant statutory and case law in the family law arena every year. 2025 was no exception, with significant (and even ground-breaking) appellate decisions addressing issues including alimony and child support, custody, income for support purposes, pensions, among others. This CLE will review the most notable family law appellate decisions from the past year to give practitioners additional tools that they can use when litigating Massachusetts family law matters.
Faculty
- Hon. Melanie Gargas, Probate & Family Court
- Hon. Nan Sauer, Probate & Family Court
- Lisa Cukier, Esq., Rubin & Rudman LLP
- Gabrielle Denby, Esq., Rubin & Rudman LLP
- David Lee, Esq., Lee & Rivers
- Lindsay Mason, Esq., Lee & Rivers
$75 to attend one session
$125 to attend both sessions
Published and unpublished decisions from the Supreme Judicial Court and the Appeals Court change, refine and interpret the vast body of relevant statutory and case law in the family law arena every year. 2025 was no exception, with significant (and even ground-breaking) appellate decisions addressing issues including alimony and child support, custody, income for support purposes, pensions, among others. This CLE will review the most notable family law appellate decisions from the past year to give practitioners additional tools that they can use when litigating Massachusetts family law matters.
This program is online only and will be recorded. Everyone who registers will receive a link to the video recordings for sessions they are registered for.
Published and unpublished decisions from the Supreme Judicial Court and the Appeals Court change, refine and interpret the vast body of relevant statutory and case law in the family law arena every year. 2025 was no exception, with significant (and even ground-breaking) appellate decisions addressing issues including alimony and child support, custody, income for support purposes, pensions, among others. This CLE will review the most notable family law appellate decisions from the past year to give practitioners additional tools that they can use when litigating Massachusetts family law matters.
This program is online only and will be recorded. Everyone who registers will receive a link to the video recordings for sessions they are registered for.
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