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Arizona Divorce Procedure Checklist & Time Limits for Actions in Family Law Litigation

Concise at a glance reference tools formatted as charts and checklists

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Family Law
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QRG002
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Business & Commercial Law
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ECH504
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Juvenile Law
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F50-21
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Iamge of eBook

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Family Law |  Juvenile Law
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F44-21
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Iamge of On Demand

Total Credits: 0.5 CLE, 0.5 Ethics

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CLE Snippets OnDemand |  Ethics |  Law Practice Management & Technology
Original Program Date:
May 25, 2018
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J1869
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Considerations when turning your home into your law office.
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Total Credits: 0.5 CLE, 0.5 Ethics

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CLE Snippets OnDemand |  Ethics |  Law Practice Management & Technology
Original Program Date:
May 25, 2018
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J1866
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Learn the top fee agreement tips from the Practice 2.0 team.
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Iamge of Books

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Arizona CLE Books |  Juvenile Law
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2018
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PUB077
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This practice manual, written by practicing juvenile law attorneys, describes the practical aspects of juvenile delinquency processes in the Arizona judicial system.
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Civil Litigation
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2015
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PUB072
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This treatise concerns cases where clients sue their attorney, alleging under one or more legal theories that the attorney’s error or omission (or in less common cases, intentional conduct), has caused them recoverable damages. During a recent four-year period, every legal malpractice claim study shows real estate, plaintiff’s personal injury and family law as the three largest categories and making up half or more of all claims. Preparing, filing and transmission of documents (not including pleadings) made up the largest share of all claims, while erroneous legal advice was second.
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