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Join us for the second quarter seminar of 2025.  This seminar will feature presentations on the application of the evidence code in family court, ensuring supervised visitation is lawfully applied and understanding safety measures, exploring fraud in the form of data manipulation in financials, understanding and incorporating business evaluations into both simple and complex dissolutions, and recent case updates. We have a great lineup of speakers and, as always, lunch, beverages, and dessert will be provided. Portions of the seminar will be available on demand.
 
Commissioner Deborah Cumba and Judge Chandra Reid
What’s In, What’s Out: Evidence Code Application in Family Court
 
Attorney Jan Maiden and Karla Ledesma of South Bay Community Services
Supervised Visitation: Keeping Everyone Safe

Judge Harry Powazek (Ret.), Lisa Carroll, CFE, and Attorney Wayne Dersch, CFLS
Data Distortion: Exploring Manipulation, Misleading and Masking of Financials

Hon. Sharon Kalemkiarian and Cheryl Kessler, ASA, CFA, MBA
Business Evaluations Demystified
 
Commissioner Brigid Campo and Judge Shereen Charlick
Case Updates: Part 1
 

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5/16/2025
-5/16/2026
12:00pm to 5:30pm


Join us for the third quarter seminar of 2025.  This seminar will feature presentations on the application of the evidence code in child custody and visitation, addressing concerning visitation issues, proactively combatting our implicit bias, discovering the case advantage of civility in your practice, and the infamous, How Would You Rule? panel. This seminar offers two (2) specialty credits - Civility and Implicit Bias. We have a great lineup of speakers and, as always, lunch, beverages, and dessert will be provided. Portions of the seminar will be available on demand.
 
Judge Jackson Lucky (Ret.)
Adjusting Your Mirrors
  
Judge Lizbet Muñoz, Attorney Colleen Warren, Attorney Linda Cianciolo, Robin Tarbox-Roland, LMFT
Visitation Nightmares - Reluctance, Resistance, Refusal
 
Judge Rebecca Church and Attorney Leigh Galyon
Evidence Issues Regarding Custody and Visitation
            
Commissioner Brigid Campo, Attorney Daniel Warren, Attorney Jenna Hackett
Civility: The Secret Weapon in Advocacy
 
Judge Sherry Thompson-Taylor, Judge Rebecca Zipp, and Judge Ana Marie Luna (Ret.)
How Would You Rule?

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9/19/202512:00pm to 5:30pm


Join us for the third quarter seminar of 2025.  This seminar will feature presentations on the application of the evidence code in child custody and visitation, addressing concerning visitation issues, proactively combatting our implicit bias, discovering the case advantage of civility in your practice, and the infamous, How Would You Rule? panel. This seminar offers two (2) specialty credits - Civility and Implicit Bias. We have a great lineup of speakers and, as always, lunch, beverages, and dessert will be provided. Portions of the seminar will be available on demand.
 
Judge Jackson Lucky (Ret.)
Adjusting Your Mirrors
  
Judge Lizbet Muñoz, Attorney Colleen Warren, Attorney Linda Cianciolo, Robin Tarbox-Roland, LMFT
Visitation Nightmares - Reluctance, Resistance, Refusal
 
Judge Rebecca Church and Attorney Leigh Galyon
Evidence Issues Regarding Custody and Visitation
            
Commissioner Brigid Campo, Attorney Daniel Warren, Attorney Jenna Hackett
Civility: The Secret Weapon in Advocacy
 
Judge Sherry Thompson-Taylor, Judge Rebecca Zipp, and Judge Ana Marie Luna (Ret.)
How Would You Rule?

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9/19/202512:00pm to 5:30pm


Date and Time: September 23rd at 12PM
 
CLE credits: 1 - Technology
 
Title: AI Implementation in Practice: Why Waiting Is No Longer an Option

Speaker info: Jennifer Case, J.D. is the founder of Law-Tech.AI, where she coaches lawyers and firms on ethical AI adoption. Her work bridges legal expertise with technological fluency, helping attorneys stay ahead of the curve while remaining compliant and client-focused.

This session will provide a hands-on, ethics-grounded roadmap for integrating AI into your legal workflows. Drawing from the latest guidance including ABA Formal Opinion 512 (2024) and the California State Bar’s Practical Guidance, Jennifer will cover:
  • The current state of AI adoption in law firms and among clients
  • Ethical obligations under ABA and California Rules (competence, confidentiality, billing, supervision)
  • Risks such as bias, hallucinations, and data exposure—and how to mitigate them
  • Practical demos of tools like Microsoft Copilot and how to turn off data sharing in ChatGPT
  • The CLAR prompting framework and RAG architecture for reliable AI use
  • Firm-level implementation strategies including disclosure language and policy templates

 

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9/23/202512:00pm to 1:15pm


Save the Date: SDFLBA Retreat at Loews Coronado!

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming SDFLBA Retreat—a perfect mix of professional development, relaxation, and networking!

Date: October 24-26
Location: Loews Coronado

This year’s retreat features an exciting CLE presentation with Hon. Margo Hoy and Ronald Granberg, offering valuable insights into the latest legal trends. After the session, you’ll have time to relax by the beach, enjoy the sunshine, and experience all the amazing amenities the resort has to offer.

Plus, this is a great chance to connect with fellow members of the San Diego Family Law Bar Association. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to expand your network and enjoy a staycation like no other!

Mark your calendars—more details to follow soon!


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10/24/2025
-10/26/2025
6:00pm to 11:00pm


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