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  By pauline August 18, 2020
  When one just begins their practice as a divorce attorney or even prior to that when one is considering becoming a lawyer that may practice family law or even really any other type of law there may be a question as to how it is that that they will be able to effectively work in continuing legal education (CLE) classes in order that they can maintain their license and that they can maintain their understanding of the law. In fact, once beginning a practice they are often so many conflicting pressures on the lawyer and so many obligations to fulfill, it can be quite daunting to add another of a number of hours to be spent making sure that you are fully up to date in the practice of law.
  This fear or worry can dissipate over time as the divorce attorney realizes that CLE classes are not too burdensome on his or her schedule, can be effective way to learn new information, and can be an overall benefit to his or her practice of law. One special concern is how the family law attorney will find out which CLE courses to attend in the course of a year. (Each jurisdiction or sometimes state may have different irons as to the number of CLE courses that the professional must attend each year, and he may even vary according to the lawyers experience.)
  As part of your membership in law or legal organizations you may receive from time to time updates on the various CLE options that you have in your area. It could also be that several of these are free of charge or are very affordable and not too expensive for you. In fact, as a divorce attorney who is a member of some of the local bar associations and maybe even also the state Bar Association, you may find that all of your CLE worries have been displaced as the courses almost may seem to come to you, as opposed to you having to actively seek and find them and determine which ones to attend.
  For example, a divorce attorney who recently passed the state bar and admitted to practice may find that there are a number of courses for continuing education that are almost built for the young attorney providing him or her with all of the requirements that he or she needs in order to fill their ongoing legal requirements for continuing education. It may not be the case that it is possible to fulfill these requirements all in one day, but over the course of the year and as they are offered almost as planned it may be possible to fulfill the without expending too great of an effort. Hopefully, after a couple of years of practice, and as you may realize that your need of further education in specialized fields, you may find that there are courses specifically designed to fulfill your needs, too.
  Will Beaumont is a lawyer in New Orleans. The above is not legal advice; rather it is just information.