New Jersey Basic CLE Marathon 2022

What You Will Learn

• New Jersey civil trial preparation 
• New Jersey criminal trial preparation 
• New Jersey law office management 
• New Jersey landlord tenant practice
• New Jersey basic estate planning
• New Jersey family law practice
• New Jersey basic estate administration
• New Jersey municipal court practice
• New Jersey real estate closing procedures
• New Jersey ethics and responsibility

Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.

• Opening Remarks* [00:01:25]
  Michael Yellin, David R.. Spevack
• New Jersey Law Office Management [01:21:01]
  Rajeh A Saadeh
• New Jersey Civil Trial Preparation [01:29:50]
  Hon. Travis L. Francis, A.J.S.C. (Ret.), Michael Yellin
• New Jersey Basic Estate Planning [01:14:49]
  Tara Sinha, John R. Zajac
• New Jersey Criminal Trial Preparation [01:17:35]
  Benjamin J. Forrest, Brandon D. Minde
• New Jersey Landlord/Tenant Practice [01:30:17]
  Gregory G. Diebold, Thomas J. Major
• New Jersey Family Law Practice [01:31:57]
  Paula Menar, Frank E. Tournour
• New Jersey Basic Estate Administration [01:30:07]
  Dana A. Bennett, Adam M. Grenker
• New Jersey Municipal Court Practice [01:30:37]
  David R.. Spevack, Francis M. Womack
• New Jersey Real Estate Closing Procedures [01:32:18]
  Matthew L.. Holden
• New Jersey Ethics and Responsibility [01:12:30]
  Ellen L. Koblitz, Marc Garfinkle

The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online:

• Complete Course Handbook
• Selected Rules Governing the Courts of the State of New Jersey
  Rajeh A. Saadeh
• New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct (Includes All Amendments through Those Effective September 1, 2021)
  Rajeh A. Saadeh
• Selections from the New Jersey State Constitution 1947 (Updated through Amendments Adopted in November 2020)
  Rajeh A. Saadeh
• New Jersey Civil Trial Preparation
  Travis L. Francis,Michael R. Yellin
• New Jersey Basic Estate Planning
  Catherine Romania,Tara S. Sinha
• Handling a Criminal Case in New Jersey (January 2022)
  Brandon D. Minde,Benjamin J. Forrest
• New Jersey Tenant-Landlord Practice (Seminar Outline) (Revised January 8, 2022)
  Gregory G. Diebold,Thomas J. Major
• Changes Caused by Pandemic (January 14, 2022)
  Gregory G. Diebold,Thomas J. Major
• Overview of Family Law Practice in New Jersey
  Paula A. Menar
• Child Support Guidelines (January 2022)
  Paula A. Menar
• Child Support Guidelines—Shared Parenting Worksheet
  Paula A. Menar
• Child Support Guidelines—Sole Parenting Worksheet
  Paula A. Menar
• Draft Complaint for Divorce with a Tevis Count
  Frank E. Tournour
• New Jersey Basic Estate Administration
  Adam M. Grenker,Dana A. Bennett
• New Jersey Municipal Court Review (January 2022)
  David R. Spevack,Francis M. Womack
• Residential Real Estate Transactions (PowerPoint slides)
  Matthew L. Holden,Jeffrey H. Ward
• New Jersey Realtors Form 118-Statewide
  Matthew L. Holden
• Seller’s Property Condition Disclosure Statement Form 140
  Matthew L. Holden
• Resources and Sample Documents
  Matthew L. Holden
• Lawyers Must Report Child Abuse (October 14, 2021)
  Kim D. Ringler,Ellen L. Koblitz
• Dealing with Lying Lawyers (February 17, 2021)
  Kim D. Ringler,Ellen L. Koblitz
• Duty of Competence: A Case Study (December 16, 2020)
  Kim D. Ringler,Ellen L. Koblitz
• Come On, This Is Easy: Avoiding Discipline (March 12, 2020)
  Marc Garfinkle
• What on Earth Were You Thinking? Getting Caught Breaking the Rules (March 21, 2019)
  Marc Garfinkle
• ‘The Attorney’s Field Guide to Losing Your License’ (April 6, 2018)
  Marc Garfinkle

Presentation Material

• New Jersey Civil Trial Preparation
  Hon. Travis L. Francis, A.J.S.C. (Ret.), Michael R. Yellin
• New Jersey Basic Estate Planning
  Tara S. Sinha, John R. Zajac
• Changes Caused by Pandemic (Updated)
  Gregory G. Diebold
• Overview of Family Law Practice in New Jersey
  Paula A. Menar, Frank E. Tournour
• New Jersey Basic Estate Administration
  Dana A. Bennett, Adam M. Grenker
• New Jersey Municipal Court Review
  David R. Spevack, Francis M. Womack
• Residential Real Estate Transactions
  Matthew L. Holden, Jeffrey H. Ward

Why You Should Attend

This two-day program is designed to help newly admitted attorneys fulfill the New Jersey newly admitted CLE requirements, but will benefit both experienced and newly admitted attorneys. The program will include New Jersey-specific instruction about subject areas required by the Supreme Court of New Jersey Board on Continuing Legal Education (BCLE) for newly admitted lawyers licensed in New Jersey.

What You Will Learn

• New Jersey civil trial preparation 
• New Jersey criminal trial preparation 
• New Jersey law office management 
• New Jersey landlord tenant practice
• New Jersey basic estate planning
• New Jersey family law practice
• New Jersey basic estate administration
• New Jersey municipal court practice
• New Jersey real estate closing procedures
• New Jersey ethics and responsibility

Who Should Attend

This program is designed to help attorneys comply with New Jersey mandatory continuing legal education requirements for newly admitted attorneys.  Participating in both days of this program will fulfill 15 credits in 9 newly admitted subject areas.  You can also receive one hour of ethics.