Past Programs
The BIDC is committed to providing relevant and high-quality information to professionals working in the field of divorce. Programs may be purchased individually or at a reduced cost if purchased in a package.
Difficult Conversations: Managing Trauma
Current Trends in Supervised Parenting
Julianna Bellipanni, Arlene Brugel and Rachel Russell (from Boulder Voices for Children) will offer updates and changes in supervised parenting regarding the terminology, different services, therapeutic and coaching options, safety features, location and facility features, substance use monitoring, Spanish language services and fee structures.
Dividing Retirement Assets Workshop
Apart from the marital residence, retirement accounts are often the most important assets that are divided in a divorce and the most tricky to divide correctly. This is such a critical issue that many seasoned divorce attorneys rely upon retirement division experts to assist with this task.
BIDC is excited to present a half-day zoom webinar on retirement division in which all of your retirement plan division questions can be answered by experts.
Pro Se Related Topics
Tani Papp, the Pro Se Litigant Coordinator for the 20th Judicial District and Jaime Watman, the Family Court Facilitator for the 20th Judicial District discuss pro se litigant issues and resources.
Family Law Update
Ms. Aitken will provide her Annual Family Law Case Review on both Published and Unpublished Opinions from 2020 and 2021 from her practice as an appellate lawyer. This program will discuss how current and future appellate cases can shape your Family Law practice moving forward.
January Social Networking Happy Hour
Fall Courtroom Workshop (Remote) * See Cancellation Message*
4th Annual Courtroom Bootcamp. A remote “mock trial” type workshop in which CFIs, PREs, and other professionals will have the chance to practice testifying and attorneys will have the chance to practice direct and cross examination of experts.
Back to School on Child Trauma
“Back to School on Child Trauma” is a whirlwind tour of the history, neurophysiology, cultural, community, and divorce ramifications of childhood trauma. A crash course for attorneys and up-to-date review for mental health professionals, participants will look at both the science and intimate childhood experience of trauma, with a special focus on the trauma of divorce in high-conflict situations. Prepare for a little bit of everything in this fast-paced, multi-faceted presentation.
Domestic Violence Awareness Presentation
Safe Shelter and Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) will be providing an overview of their services, policies within Domestic Relations Court cases, and work with CFIs,
2020 View From the Bench – Judge’s Panel
The Annual View from the Bench is back for Fall 2020 featuring a panel of the 20th Judicial District’s Judges and Magistrates.
