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Elite Training for Family Law Support Staff: Conflict of Interest

August 14, 2025 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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Empower Your Support Staff with AAML’s Elite Training Series

 Six Live Virtual Sessions

As an AAML Fellow, you understand the critical role that a highly skilled support team plays in the success of your practice. Elite Training for Family Law Support Staff is a new comprehensive virtual training series to address the unique challenges and complexities faced by support staff in highly acclaimed family law offices like yours. All courses are taught by AAML Fellows so you can spend less time training and more time billing. Your team will enhance their professional skills and gain confidence in handling complex family law support tasks.

Who Should Attend:

Support staff in family law offices of AAML Fellows who seek to improve their skills and contribute more effectively to their teams. This virtual training is appropriate for ALL experience levels, as faculty will share evolving standards and trends in representation to remain relevant at the highest level.

Enrollment is limited to paralegals and support staff at Fellows’ firms.

Registration Price: $499
Registration will open in June and close in early August.

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Includes Six Classes:

Conflicts of Interest – Aug. 14
Jorge Cestero, Senior Partner, Sesser, Cestero & Roy P.a. (Florida) and Cash Eaton, Senior Associate Attorney, Sasser, Cestero & Roy, P.A. (Florida)

Identify and navigate complex potential conflicts of interest to maintain ethical standards and professional integrity.

Confidentiality and Protection of Client Information – Aug. 28
Cassandra Chin, Partner, Nichols Zauzig (Virginia)

Understand the critical importance of maintaining client confidentiality and learn best practices for safeguarding sensitive information.

Value of Services – Timekeeping and Billing – Sept. 11
Adam Wolff, Partner, Alter Wolff Foley & Stutman LLP (New York)

Enhance your understanding of timekeeping and billing practices to accurately reflect the value of services provided to clients who trust their representation to AAML Fellows.

Record Retention – Sept. 25
Susan Myres, Managing Partner, Myres & Associates, PLLC (Texas) [Past AAML President]

Master the advanced protocols for proper record retention to ensure compliance and efficiency in document management.

Dealing with Emotional or Abusive Clients – Oct. 16
J. Benjamin Stevens, Senior Partner, The Stevens Law Group LLC (South Carolina) [Past AAML President] and Jenny Stevens, Managing Partner, Stevens Law Group LLC (South Carolina)

Implement new office protocols and strategies for managing difficult client interactions with empathy and professionalism.

Answering vs Advising – Oct. 30
Rebecca Millenbach, Partner, Nelson, Krueger & Millenbach, LLC (Wisconsin)

Confidently identify and enforce the distinction between providing information and offering legal advice, ensuring clear and appropriate communication.

All sessions will be hosted virtually on Zoom from 1:00-2:00 p.m. CT on Thursdays.

Live attendance is strongly recommended to maximize engagement and learning. Participants must attend at least four of the six presentations live to be eligible for a Certificate of Attendance and will receive access to on-demand recordings following each program. The certificate will be issued upon completion of all courses, which must be finished within one week following the final live training session.

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