The BIDC is committed to providing relevant and high-quality information to professionals working in the field of divorce.
Attendees may receive CEU or CLE credits. For professionals who are not social workers or lawyers, a contact hour certificate is also awarded.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing how attorneys, mental health professionals, CFIs,
and PREs communicate, organize information, review records, and prepare professional work.
This beginner-friendly program is not an endorsement of AI—it is a practical guide to recognizing
and managing its risks. Participants will learn how to distinguish consumer and professionally
approved AI tools, protect confidential and privileged information, verify AI-generated facts and
summaries, address recording and transcription concerns, and preserve independent professional
judgment. The program will also examine what to do when clients, opposing counsel, opposing
parties, or individuals involved in a CFI or PRE investigation use AI-generated material. The
essential lesson: AI may assist the professional, but the human remains responsible—do not trust
the output.
Rebecca I. Gumaer, Esq., is the founder of Front Range Family Law®, a Colorado-based family
law firm focused on high-asset and high-conflict divorce litigation. For more than 20 years,
Rebecca has represented clients throughout the Denver metropolitan area, with an emphasis on
asset protection, complex financial analysis, protecting children’s interests in family law cases,
and strategic courtroom advocacy. Known for her decisive litigation style, Rebecca integrates
advanced technology, including AI-driven tools, to analyze financial information and develop
sophisticated case strategies. She practices exclusively in Colorado district courts.
In May 2026, Rebecca presented “AI in Family Law: Protecting Your Practice by Avoiding
Ethical Pitfalls” for the Colorado Bar Association Family Law Section. She has also appeared on
The Baggage Podcast in its “Divorce Lawyer” episode and as a guest on The Morning Prompt
podcast, where she discussed how lawyers can use AI thoughtfully and responsibly in their
practices.