Seminar Series: Divorce 101: Starting Your Divorce or Legal Separation

2400 Professional Drive,Roseville CA 95661

08 February, 2023

Description

Mccoy Fatula, APC has been educating the divorcing public for more than seven years with weekend divorce seminars. At the ongoing request for more in-depth, hands-on workshops (not on the weekends), we have developed this intensive 8-part series to help you deal with your divorce (or legal separation) from start to finish. Each workshop is designed to focus on a specific step of the divorce process to actively walk you through the specific forms and considerations, from starting your divorce (or legal separation) and filing your first document, to requesting custody or support, to getting it done. You will hear from local litigating attorneys, familiar with the judges in the local counties. You will leave understanding your next steps and you will walk away with the Judicial Council forms for that next step, whether it be the Petition and Summons, or the Request for Order. Each workshop is 1 hour long and will be limited to eight (8) participants. There is a cost of $50 per workshop, which secures your spot and materials for that evening. There are 2 workshops per month, for the next 4 months. You are welcome to sign up for 1 or more. The next Seminar Series will begin again in the Fall. Part 1: Getting Started February 8, 2023 - Starting Your Divorce or Legal Separation February 15, 2023 - Responding to Your Divorce or Legal Separation Part 2: Financial Disclosures (PDDs) March 8, 2023 - Disclosing Your Assets and Debts March 15, 2023 - Disclosing Your Income and Expenses Part 3: Requesting Orders from the Court April 5, 2023 - Requesting Child and/or Spousal Support April 12, 2023 - Requesting Custody and/or Visitation Part 4: Finishing Your Divorce May 10, 2023 - Completing Your Agreement and Judgment Part 5: Domestic Violence May 17, 2023 - Protecting Yourself if You Are A Victim of Domestic Violence DISCLAIMER: THIS IS AN EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR. Information exchanged and discussed at this seminar is for educational purposes only. No information exchanged or shared shall be understood to be legal advice. Attendees are specifically advised not to disclose personal or confidential information during the seminar. Any disclosure of such information may be a waiver of any client confidentiality privileges. Attendees specifically understand this seminar is not private, nor confidential, and participation therein does not create any special relationships between attendees and speakers. No attorney-client relationship is or will be created by attending this seminar. In the instance that any such relationship is later deemed to have been created by this seminar, you hereby waive any and all consent requirements under Rules of Professional Conduct governing adverse interest. Attendees explicitly agree speakers are free to enter professional relationships with adverse or potentially adverse parties, and that no such relationship, despite a conflict, must be disclosed or consented to by the above.