Location
Date & Time
12:00pm MST - 2:00pm MST
About This Event
Join us for an insightful and practical CLE exploring the unique retirement issues that often arise in family law cases, including the division of military pensions, treatment of retirement accounts, and loans taken against retirement assets. This two-hour session will provide family law practitioners with a clear understanding of how to identify, value, and equitably divide these complex assets—while avoiding common pitfalls in settlement and decree drafting.
Presenters:
Erin Byington & Kelli Larson
Erin E. Byington became an attorney in 2011 after earning her J.D. from the University of Utah. She has extensive experience in family law, probate, government employee and military personnel issues, and commercial litigation. Erin’s mediation and arbitration background began during law school and has continued throughout her career, where she has participated in hundreds of hearings and multiple bench and jury trials. Her practical knowledge and broad litigation experience make her a valuable voice in discussions on family and juvenile law practice.
Kelli Larson has practiced exclusively in family law since graduating from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 2008. She currently leads the Family Law Department at Pearson Butler, where she is known for her client-focused approach and mentorship of paralegals and new attorneys. Kelli’s practice includes divorce, custody, adoption, guardianship, and surrogacy matters, and she has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star and one of Utah’s Legal Elite.
Presenting Sponsor:
This CLE is proudly presented by Timpanogos Legal Center
CLE Credits & Attendance Verification:
This program qualifies for 2.0 Utah State Bar CLE credit hours. To receive credit, attendees must provide their Bar Number at checkout.
Timpanogos Legal Center adheres to UCJA Rule 14-408, which defines a credit hour as “an hour of in-person CLE or Remote Group CLE means 60 minutes of attendance in a one-hour period at an accredited CLE program.” Zoom logs your login and logout times, and you will be asked to certify your attendance duration in the chat. If attendance is less than 60 minutes, your CLE credit will be adjusted to the nearest full or half hour.
Technical Information:
This CLE will be held via Zoom. The Zoom link will be emailed to you with your registration receipt. If there are any changes, an updated link will be emailed the morning of the event.
Interested in sponsoring a future CLE?
Contact our Development Team to learn more about becoming a presenting sponsor.
About This Event
Join us for an insightful and practical CLE exploring the unique retirement issues that often arise in family law cases, including the division of military pensions, treatment of retirement accounts, and loans taken against retirement assets. This two-hour session will provide family law practitioners with a clear understanding of how to identify, value, and equitably divide these complex assets—while avoiding common pitfalls in settlement and decree drafting.
Presenters:
Erin Byington & Kelli Larson
Erin E. Byington became an attorney in 2011 after earning her J.D. from the University of Utah. She has extensive experience in family law, probate, government employee and military personnel issues, and commercial litigation. Erin’s mediation and arbitration background began during law school and has continued throughout her career, where she has participated in hundreds of hearings and multiple bench and jury trials. Her practical knowledge and broad litigation experience make her a valuable voice in discussions on family and juvenile law practice.
Kelli Larson has practiced exclusively in family law since graduating from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 2008. She currently leads the Family Law Department at Pearson Butler, where she is known for her client-focused approach and mentorship of paralegals and new attorneys. Kelli’s practice includes divorce, custody, adoption, guardianship, and surrogacy matters, and she has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star and one of Utah’s Legal Elite.
Presenting Sponsor:
This CLE is proudly presented by Timpanogos Legal Center
CLE Credits & Attendance Verification:
This program qualifies for 2.0 Utah State Bar CLE credit hours. To receive credit, attendees must provide their Bar Number at checkout.
Timpanogos Legal Center adheres to UCJA Rule 14-408, which defines a credit hour as “an hour of in-person CLE or Remote Group CLE means 60 minutes of attendance in a one-hour period at an accredited CLE program.” Zoom logs your login and logout times, and you will be asked to certify your attendance duration in the chat. If attendance is less than 60 minutes, your CLE credit will be adjusted to the nearest full or half hour.
Technical Information:
This CLE will be held via Zoom. The Zoom link will be emailed to you with your registration receipt. If there are any changes, an updated link will be emailed the morning of the event.
Interested in sponsoring a future CLE?
Contact our Development Team to learn more about becoming a presenting sponsor.
Location
Date & Time
12:00pm MST - 2:00pm MST
