Grey divorce — that is, divorce over the age of 50 — is growing at double the general divorce rate in the United States. Defined as divorce over the age of 50 between long-time married couples, these divorces are initiated by women two-thirds of the time, and this highly emotional transition comes at a time in life where financial mistakes cannot easily be rectified.
This program addresses legal and practical concerns, including incompetency, grandparents' rights, estate planning, trusts, valuation issues, alimony and more.
INCLUDED SESSIONS
- Trusts
- Pensions and Survivor Benefits
- Premarital Agreements (Estate Rights and Portability Provisions)
- Alimony
- Incompetency/Guardianship
- Ethics
- Elder Law
- Financial Issues for Older Litigants
- A Phased Approach to Equitable Distribution Business Valuation
- The Grey Divorce
- Social Security Benefits/Medicare/Medicaid
- Grandparents' Rights
SPEAKERS
- Amy L. Britt, Parker Bryan Family Law, Raleigh
- Sherry W. Campbell, Hutchinson Family Offices, Greensboro
- Charles W. "Whit" Clanton, Wyrick Robbins Yates & Ponton LLP, Raleigh
- William C. "Bill" Dameworth, Forensic Strategic Solutions, Winston-Salem
- Rebekah Garcia, Legal Aid of North Carolina, Raleigh
- J. Wade Harrison, Harrison Whitaker, Burlington
- Jessica B. Heffner, Wyrick Robbins Yates & Ponton LLP, Raleigh
- Brian P. Hogan, Legal Aid of North Carolina, Raleigh
- Ronald D. "Ronnie" Ingle, Ingle Law PLLC, Stokesdale
- Alicia Jurney, Smith Debnam Narron Drake Saintsing & Myers LLP, Raleigh
- Amy H. Kincaid, Schell Bray LLC, Greensboro
- Katie H. King, Wake Family Law Group, Raleigh
- Maria M. Lynch, Lynch and Eatman LLP, Raleigh
- Jaye P. Meyer, Tharrington Smith LLP, Raleigh
- Haleh Moddasser, Sterns Financial Group, Chapel Hill
- Dennis J. Toman, The Elderlaw Firm, Greensboro
- John C. Vermitsky, Morrow Porter Vermitsky & Taylor, Winston-Salem
PLANNED BY
NCBA Family Law Section
- Charles W. "Chas" Coltrane, Coltrane & Overfield PLLC, Greensboro (Planner)
- Barbara R. Morgenstern, Morgenstern & Associates PLLC, Greensboro (Planner)
APPROVED CREDIT
North Carolina: 12.00 MCLE Hours
Includes
1.00 Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Qualifies for NC State Bar Family Law Specialization
COVID-19
Masks remain optional at NCBA/NCBF in-person events, and we encourage all attendees to use good health and safety practices. The NCBA/NCBF does not provide notification of potential exposure following in-person events.
PROGRAM PRICING
See pricing below. Call CLE at 919.677.0561 for details.
DETAILS
In-Person Live
Thursday-Friday, November 2-3, 2023
AGENDA
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IN-PERSON LIVE LOCATION
Proximity Hotel, 704 Green Valley Road, Greensboro
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SOLD OUT | JANUARY in WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
Please contact the CLE Department at askcle@ncbar.org or 919.677.0561 to be put on a waitlist for January in Wrightsville Beach. We cannot guarantee a seat off the waitlist. There are seats still available for November in Greensboro and we encourage you to register for that to guarantee a seat.
DETAILS
In-Person Live
Thursday-Friday, January 25-26, 2024
AGENDA
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IN-PERSON LIVE LOCATION
Holiday Inn Resort Lumina, 1706 North Lumina Avenue, Wrightsville Beach
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REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
Due to its advanced nature and participatory approach, there is a strict limited capacity of 85 attendees per location. Each registrant must be a Family Law Section member and certify the following:
(1) You are a NC State Bar Family Law Specialist, or
(2) You have practiced family law for at least 8 years and family law is your primary area of practice.
Please only register for one location. Log in to verify your section membership.
