| MCLE Credit: | 1.0 (Ethics: 0.0) |
| Live-Interactive Credit: | 0.0 |
| Designation Credit: | 1.0 Divorce and Family Law (Designations Information) |
| GAL for Children CE Credit: | 1.0 (GAL Information) |
| Price: | $79 (Includes a downloadable audio version.) |
| Viewable Through: | 01/31/2028 |
$79.00 (or 1 Bundle Credit)
A pre-recorded streaming VIDEO replay of one session from the April 2025 live seminar, 41st Annual Advanced Family Law.
Cosponsored with the Family Law Section of the Virginia State Bar
Support is largely about numbers. Or is it? The Virginia Code allows a court to determine child support and spousal support based on a consideration of whether a party is underemployed and what that party’s earning capacity is. Providing the court sufficient proof of what a party can do, their availability to do it, and the income that could be earned doing it can come in the form of different evidence and testimony. A panel of attorneys, judges, and experts discuss how to gather the facts and present the information to the court and when it is persuasive to the trier of fact.
Hon. Andrew S. Baugher, 26th Judicial Circuit Court of Virginia / Rockingham County
Hon. Randall G. Johnson, Jr., 14th Judicial Circuit Court of Virginia / Henrico County
Mitchell D. Broudy, Office of the Attorney General / Virginia Beach
Steve Shedlin, Rehabilitation Experts of Maryland, Inc. / Rockville, MD
Wyatt Taylor, Owens & Owens / Richmond
Craig W. Sampson, Barnes & Diehl, PC / Richmond
Hon. Daniel E. Ortiz, Court of Appeals of Virginia / Richmond
Nanda E. Davis, Davis Law Practice PLLC / Roanoke
Jennifer L. Fuschetti, Garriott Maurer, PLLC / Virginia Beach
Sarah J. Knapp, ShounBach / Fairfax
Andrew T. Richmond, Mahoney Richmond Thurston, PLLC / Virginia Beach
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