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.
If you need any assistance registering for programs, please email us.
We are excited to bring you this special, 4-hour, in-person workshop: Interviewing Through A Trauma Lens. This program has been approved for 4 CLE/CE credits. Join us for an engaging and transformative training designed for professionals working with complex family cases. What You'll Learn: - Mastering Trauma-Informed Interviewing: Develop advanced skills for conducting interviews with a […]
Please join us for our fourth program of our new membership year: The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Divorce NOW OFFERING BOTH VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON OPTIONS! This program has been approved for 1 CLE/CE credit. This presentation will help you recognize situations when a conversation about bankruptcy would be helpful, understand the terms and references that […]
Please join us for our second program of our new membership year: Child Support. This program has been approved for 1 CLE/CE credit. This program will provide an introduction to child support services, statutory changes, and answers to your burning questions. Our talented panel for this topic includes: Magistrate Timothy Johnson: Magistrate Johnson was appointed […]
Please join us for our second program of our new membership year: Not Ready To Divorce? Marriage Therapy, Marital Agreements and Other Strategies. This program has been approved for 1 CLE/CE credit. Program will discuss legal and therapeutic alternatives to divorce when parties are experiencing relationship turmoil and/or marital crisis, yet are not clear about […]
Please join us for our first program of our new membership year: PolyFamilies: Legal and Practical Implications of Polyamory in the Family Law Arena which has been approved for 1 CLE/CE credit. Polyamory is growing in Boulder County and nationwide. Join us for a panel where we will learn more about this emerging topic including […]
This is our last program of the year and it is an important and crucial topic to attend. Shelby’s journey began from a place of personal experience, having witnessed the destructive impact of substance use and mental illness on the lives of herself and her loved ones. This exposure ignited in her a deep-seated […]
Mark your calendar for April 3rd when Judges Hartman and Langer and Magistrates Johnson and Kelley will lead the panel in a question/answer panel format answering questions from the community regarding domestic relations. This presentation is a unique opportunity for dialogue between domestic relations judges and the lawyers, parenting evaluators, mediators, parenting supervisors, therapists and […]
In today's real estate market, it can be difficult to navigate the logistics and timing of when to sell your home or buy a new home. Being an individual going through a divorce, there are even more, additional challenges and questions when it comes to real estate. Many divorce clients have to transition from being […]
In this presentation, participants will gain insight into the world of play therapy. The session will cover the fundamentals of play therapy, who it is most effective for, and the core theories shaping the field. By delving into neuroscience and brain development, we will explore why play serves as an effective form of treatment […]
Please note this description update to include not only attorneys but a wide range of mental health professionals. The Collaborative Divorce process is a team approach that benefits families and the professionals working with them. Mental health professionals, mediators and coaches serve a critical role on Collaborative teams or may serve as joint experts in […]
Presented by Erin Shannon (she/they), Director of Advocacy and Education at Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) Exposure to domestic violence is a leading cause of adverse childhood experiences. Research confirms that allegations of domestic violence and child abuse are often discounted when raised in child custody litigation, even when credible claims of abuse are […]
This program will cover Ethical and Effective Communication by attorneys and mental health professionals. Understanding what you can and can’t say, should and shouldn’t say, and why these other professionals are communicating as they are. If we understand each other’s ethical guidelines, we can better work together for effective communication. REBECCA M. PEPIN, ATTORNEY […]
