The Tech-Savvy Family Law Practice: From Dictation to Diligence — Advanced Tools, Compliance, and AI Ethics

This advanced AAML webinar equips experienced family law practitioners to operationalize AI and automation — safely, ethically and with measurable impact on workflow and staffing.

We begin with a practical deep dive into modern voice-driven workflows, comparing leading dictation and meeting-transcription tools and demonstrating how features of these tools can accelerate drafting, hearings prep and client communications. We will highlight real-world use with tools such as Otter and discuss quality controls that preserve accuracy and privilege in fast-paced matters. Next, we turn to the people and process layer: making every staff minute count. You’ll see how HR compliance and timekeeping discipline intersect with efficiency — covering overtime classification pitfalls, implementing firm-wide time-tracking in systems like ADP and building audit-ready records without overburdening teams. We will unpack lessons learned from employment matters and translate them into policies you can adopt immediately.

We will then survey the latest OpenAI/ChatGPT developments most relevant to family law practice, including emerging capabilities, configuration choices and guardrails for sensitive data. The program closes with a focused ethics segment addressing confidentiality, competence, supervision, and bias—offering a practical framework for policy, training and matter-by-matter risk assessment. Participants will leave with a tested roadmap: selecting and governing AI tools, aligning HR/timekeeping with productivity gains and deploying generative AI responsibly in high-stakes family law work.

Brought to you by the Technology Solutions Community of Practice,  Digital Thought Leadership and Webinar Committee.

This program is not eligible for CLE.

Date: Friday, October 23

Time: 1:00 p.m. CT

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