Litigation is much easier when you don't have to think twice about finding important case documents. This focused, full-day program will reveal practical, creative, and cost-effective techniques to help you stay on top of even the most document-intensive cases

Final accounting in estate administration sums up all the efforts of marshaling, managing, and
distributing the assets; paying all the outstanding debts and expenses; and distributing the
remainder to the intended beneficiaries. Organizing all the information and keeping track of
supporting documents is a monumental task that paralegals accomplish daily. This practical
guide will help make the process easier. Get guidance from experienced faculty on speeding up
the process, avoiding mistakes, and ensuring accuracy.

Whether your firm is transitioning to paperless, or you're looking for pointers on better navigating an already paperless office, this course is for you! Our knowledgeable faculty will provide you with practical strategies for managing digital conversion, working with electronic documents, handling paperless litigation, and more. Streamline tasks and enhance productivity - register today!

Recognition and Prevention Strategies in the Post-COVI World.

Join our experienced faculty as they walk you through the biggest parts of a divorce case and what you need to know to navigate through the process. Review and get familiar with the essential skills you need to help your attorney succeed in practice. Improve your paralegal skills - register today!

• Get tried and tested tips to better organize and manage divorce cases.
• Discuss effective methods and techniques for locating evidence through cloud-based technologies, social media, smartphones, and more.
• Learn how to uncover crucial financial information in divorce.
• Learn how to navigate custody and support issues.

Construction projects come with copious amounts of documents. Our seasoned faculty will show you how to make sense of it all, keep it under control, and reveal drafting tips for the documents you're expected to prepare. From bid documentation to construction contracts to litigation documents (and everything inbetween), this program will give you the insights you need to assist in construction transactional or dispute matters. Build your construction knowledge - register today!

• Learn how to make sense of plans, specifications, and drawings.
• Review the anatomy of a construction contract and popular standard contract document forms.
• Get tips for organizing and storing construction documents for quick and easy search and retrieval.
• Discover how to draft different pleadings and motions in construction litigation.
• Gain practical insights on managing discovery and document productions.

Never give legal advice, keep clients reasonably informed - you know the rules. But in the real
world, things are rarely straightforward. In this program, knowledgeable faculty will reveal
solutions to the ethical dilemmas you face every day. From handling unreasonable client requests
to delivering bad news, get the guidance you need to avoid ethics pitfalls while also maintaining
a high standard of client service.

The NFPA Board of Directors meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 8pm Eastern/7pm Central/6pm Mountain/5pm Pacific.

Meetings are open to all NFPA members. In registering to attend this meeting, you must accept the terms of the Confidentiality Agreement.

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The skills of drafting, reviewing and maintaining solid business contracts are critical for fulfilling your duties as a corporate paralegal. How does your knowledge stack up? This practical guide sums up key types and essential provisions of contracts and demonstrates on real language samples the best practices and common mistakes of crafting agreements.

Federal cases come with a completely new set of rules and standards. Our experienced faculty
will show you how to effectively apply the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to pleadings,
motions, briefs, discovery requests, and responses so you can avoid pushback from opposing
counsel and the court.