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.
The 20th Judicial Bench shares their thoughts in this annual presentation. Please submit your questions to Jeanie prior to the presentation. Note: per the Judges request, this presentation will not be recorded or transcribed and will be held in-person only.
Retired Judge Julie Fields and DV expert Vicki Lutz present on litigation abuse.
Tracy Marckle of Digital Media Treatment and Education Center presents on Digital Media addiction trends, intervention options, signs and other related issues.
Ms. Aitken will provide her Annual Family Law Case Review on both Published and Unpublished Opinions from 2021 and 2022 from her practice as an appellate lawyer.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.
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 presented to fact finders. This 2-hour workshop presented by representatives from Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN), […]
Join us for our annual holiday social event. RSVP to newboulderidc@gmail.com
Ariana Busby and Andy Nickel discuss how to respond to DORA, SCA and Attorney Regulation Complaints.
Steven Sless presents on the option of a reverse mortgage for older couples who need cash.
Mary N. Street, Katherine Powers and Donna M. Lyle present on recent Child Support and Tax related issues.
Gretchen Fair, LCSW from the Blue Sky Bridge in Boulder will be discussing topics about child sexual abuse. This program is a great opportunity for CFI’s and PRE’s to get started on meeting the training requirements necessary under the new legislation taking effect January 1, 2022 (HB21-1228).
