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#2400 Real Estate Pitfalls in Matrimonial Matters

#2400 Real Estate Pitfalls in Matrimonial Matters

Presented on May 25, 2021 (expires 5/25/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Areas of Professional Practice
Appropriate for all attorneys

This CLE covers common issues and problems that arise with respect to real property during matrimonial matters.

Moderator: Vanessa C. Gabriele, Esq., Gabriele Law, PLLC, Chair, Matrimonial and Family Law Committee

Speakers:
Shari Jo Reich, Esq., Reich/Emerson LLP
Barbara A. Schaus, Esq., Schaus & Schaus LLP

This program was presented by the BAEC Matrimonial and Family Law Committee and sponsored by Carolyn Hoyt Stevens, Gurney Becker& Bourne.

Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $115 members (Promo Code: member2025), $230 Non-members

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#2407 The ABCs and 123s of Individual Tax Returns for Matrimonial Attorneys

#2407 The ABCs and 123s of Individual Tax Returns for Matrimonial Attorneys

Presented on June 30, 2021 (expires 6/30/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

This program was developed to assist matrimonial attorneys assess to the financial aspects of a divorce case based on information gleaned from the Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040).

Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $115 members (Promo Code: member2025), $230 Non-members

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#2408 Cryptocurrency Part One: How to Find It/Track It in Divorce Litigation

#2408 Cryptocurrency Part One: How to Find It/Track It in Divorce Litigation

Presented on September 9, 2021 (expires 9/9/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

While spouses hiding assets from divorce court is nothing new, cryptocurrencies are changing the game. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can be purchased for cash, held electronically without the help of a third party, and transferred nearly anonymously. This course will  provide practical tips on how attorneys and their clients can gather more information on the spouse’s transactions.

In this session, forensic accountant Mark DiMichael and divorce attorney Vanessa Gabriele, Esq., will provide attorneys with a basic understanding of cryptocurrency, how it works, how it is held by an owner, and divorce legal issues.

Be sure to also watch Part 2 here!

Moderators:
Vanessa C. Gabriele, Esq., Gabriele Law, PLLC, Co- Chair, Matrimonial & Family Law Committee
Daniel J. Schuller, Esq., Pfalzgraf Beinhauer Grear Harris Schuller LLP, Co- Chair, Matrimonial & Family Law Committee

Speakers:
Mark DiMichael, CPA, ABV, CFF, CFE, CCFI, CritinCooperman
Vanessa C. Gabriele, Esq., Gabriele Law, PLLC, Co-Chair, Matrimonial and Family Law Committee

This program was presented by the BAEC Matrimonial and Family Law Committee.

Available Formats: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $40 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 Non-Members

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#2409 Cryptocurrency Part Two: How to Find It/Track It in Divorce Litigation

#2409 Cryptocurrency Part Two: How to Find It/Track It in Divorce Litigation

Presented on September 9, 2021 (expires 9/9/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

While spouses hiding assets from divorce court is nothing new, cryptocurrencies are changing the game. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can be purchased for cash, held electronically without the help of a third party, and transferred nearly anonymously. This course will  provide practical tips on how attorneys and their clients can gather more information on the spouse’s transactions.

In this session, forensic accountant Mark DiMichael and divorce attorney Vanessa Gabriele, Esq., will provide attorneys with a basic understanding of cryptocurrency, how it works, how it is held by an owner, and divorce legal issues.

Be sure to also watch Part 1 here!

Moderators:
Vanessa C. Gabriele, Esq., Gabriele Law, PLLC, Co- Chair, Matrimonial & Family Law Committee
Daniel J. Schuller, Esq., Pfalzgraf Beinhauer Grear Harris Schuller LLP, Co- Chair, Matrimonial & Family Law Committee

Speakers:
Mark DiMichael, CPA, ABV, CFF, CFE, CCFI, CritinCooperman
Vanessa C. Gabriele, Esq., Gabriele Law, PLLC, Co-Chair, Matrimonial and Family Law Committee

This program was presented by the BAEC Matrimonial and Family Law Committee.

Available Formats: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $40 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 Non-Members

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#2410 No Safe Place: Recognizing & Responding to Intimate Partner Violence & Technology-Facilitated Abuse

#2410 No Safe Place: Recognizing & Responding to Intimate Partner Violence & Technology-Facilitated Abuse

Presented on September 22, 2021 (expires 9/22/26)

2.0 CLE credits: 1.0 Areas of Professional Practice, 1.0 Diversity, Inclusion & Elimination of Bias
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

This program, organized under the POWER Act by the Federal Court, WDNY, and led by Chief Judge Elizabeth A. Wolford, WDNY convenes an array of speakers and perspectives to discuss intimate partner violence in atypical settings. The speakers will also explore technology facilitated abuse and the resulting harm to victims of intimate partner violence. This program is designed for legal practitioners, social workers, and attorneys.

Welcome and Introduction/Moderator
Amy Schwartz-Wallace, Esq., Empire Justice Center
Welcome from Chief Judge Elizabeth A. Wolford, WDNY

Part One: Expect the Unexpected: When Intimate Partner Violence Arises in Your Area of Law
Lisa Nolan, Willow Domestic Violence Center
Remla Parthasarathy, Project Leader, Crime Victims Legal Network

  • What is intimate partner violence – overview of power and control dynamics of abusive relationships (including LGBTQ+ communities, people with disabilities, and other marginalized communities)
  • How intimate partner violence arises in federal court cases (i.e. financial abuse and tax/bankruptcy, fair housing, discrimination, criminal cases, and more)
  • What can you do if you suspect there is intimate partner violence —representing the victim or the perpetrator.
  •  Overview of local resources, including pro bono assistance.

Part Two: Technology-Facilitated Abuse (TFA): A High-Risk Reality
Aurore DeCarlo, Esq., C.A. Goldberg
Craig R. Gestring, Esq., U.S. Attorney’s Office
Melissa M. Marangola, Esq., U.S. Attorney’s Office
Andrew Sta. Ana, Esq., Director of Law and Policy, Day One

Although emerging technologies bring advancements, they can also be twisted into tools for stalking, threats, intimidation, humiliation, and privacy invasion. Cyber-abuse and harassment, including so-called “revenge porn,” has received a great deal of attention in the courts and in the media in recent years. This diverse group of panelists will discuss the nature of the problem, the harms caused by this form of abuse, civil and state and federal criminal legal interventions, and emerging policy issues.

Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $60 members (Promo Code: member2025), $120 Non-members

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#2413 The New Power of Attorney in Practice

#2413 The New Power of Attorney in Practice

Presented on October 15, 2021 (expires 10/15/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

This session will review the changes to the NYS Power of Attorney law which took effect on June 13, 2021 and suggest best practices for navigating these changes.

Speakers:
Rachel Baldassaro, Esq., Supervising Attorney, Center for Elder Law & Justice
Christopher Phillips, Esq., Staff Attorney, Center for Elder Law & Justice

Available Format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $40 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 Non-Members

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#2415 Business Divorce: What to do When a Marital Partnership Ends

#2415 Business Divorce: What to do When a Marital Partnership Ends

Presented on November 10, 2021 (expires 11/10/26)

0.5 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

This program focuses on Business division; identification of assets; and management of the business post-divorce. Topics discussed:

  • Reviewing the Separation Agreement and Identifying Required Action
  • Taking Inventory of Current Business Operations
  • Options for Dissolution or Formation
  • How to Co-Manage Post Divorce

Speaker: Andrea Tarshus, Esq., Tarshus Law Firm

Available Format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $20 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $40 Non-Members

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#2416 Maximizing Infant Settlements: Solutions for Children and Young Adults

#2416 Maximizing Infant Settlements: Solutions for Children and Young Adults

Presented on November 17, 2021 (expires 11/17/26)

1.0 CLE credit: Skills
Appropriate for Experienced Attorneys only

In this program, presenters cover the basics of structured settlements and the steps to maximize personal injury settlements for children and young adults that will best protect their financial interests, now and in the future.

Speakers:
Dennis J. Bischof, Esq., Dennis J. Bischof, LLC
David Nikiel, CSSC, President, Ringler Associates WNY, Inc.

Available Format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $40 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 Non-Members

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#2427 Child Victims Act Update: What's Happening in NYS Courts

#2427 Child Victims Act Update: What’s Happening in NYS Courts

Presented on February 17, 2022 (expires 2/17/27)

1.5 CLE credits: Areas of Professional Practice
Appropriate for all attorneys

An update on CVA litigation developments, including the impact of look-back window’s closure and developing case law in the last year.

Speakers:
Anastasia M. McCarthy, Esq., Hurwitz & Fine, PC
William J. Gerken, Esq., The Coppola Firm

Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $45 Members (Promo Code: member2025), $90 Non-Members

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#2442 Statutory Changes and Rollbacks 2022

#2442 Statutory Changes and Rollbacks 2022

Presented on June 29, 2022 (expires 6/29/27)

1.0 CLE credit: Areas of Professional Practice
Appropriate for all attorneys

Presented by the Criminal Law Committee, this program covers the new bail, discovery, and mental hygiene rollbacks passed within the April 2022 New York State Governor’s Budget, in addition to the changes made to the penal law and family court act. This program is designed to provide the information necessary to allow an attorney to handle criminal and family court arraignments with confidence.

Speakers:
Amber R. Poulos, Esq., Erie County Assigned Counsel Program, Deputy of Forensics Bureau, Co-Chair, Criminal Law Committee
Nora B. Robshaw, Esq., Law Office of Nora Robshaw, Co-Chair, Criminal Law Committee

Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD

OnDemand: $40 members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 non-members

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