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Drafting Persuasive Findings of Fact, Rationale & Proposed Judgments in Domestic Relations Cases

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    Thorough trial preparedness does not end at the close of evidence. A crucial aspect of any trial in the Probate & Family Court is the submission of persuasive post-trial pleadings. Post-trial pleadings are an opportunity to summarize the relevant evidence presented at trial; cite the legal authority in support of your case; and offer a detailed rationale for your position. It is critical to provide the presiding judge with an exhaustive summary of the case presented at trial on behalf of your client.

    This seminar offers practitioners insightful and practical advice to ensure your posttrial submissions are well-drafted and include all of the case’s important elements. 

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    Hon. Christine D. Anthony, Probate and Family Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lowell

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    Nicholas J. Plante, Esq., Schwartz & Plante, Worcester
    Hon. Nan M. Sauer, Probate and Family Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston
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