Continuing Legal Education Classes (CLEs)

Practical CLEs supporting Utah attorneys and expanding access to justice across Utah

Timpanogos Legal Center offers free and low-cost CLEs focused on family law, abuse, housing, trauma-informed practice, and related legal issues affecting self-represented Utahns statewide.

Previous CLE Topics Have Included:

  • Family Law
  • Custody and Divorce
  • Housing Law
  • Protective Orders
  • Trauma-Informed Practice
  • Ethics and Professionalism
  • Immigration Intersections
  • Guardianship
  • Bankruptcy and Divorce
  • Public Benefits

If you have any suggestions or questions related to our CLEs, please contact Corttany Brooks at Corttany@TimpLegal.org.

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CLEs That Support Access to Justice

TLC’s CLE program is designed to provide practical legal education while encouraging attorneys and law students to support access to justice across Utah.

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TLC offers practical CLEs focused on family law, abuse, housing, trauma-informed practice, and related legal topics.

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Support Access to Justice

Most TLC CLEs are offered at no cost to attorneys and law students throughout Utah.

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Attendees are encouraged to support TLC’s mission through volunteer service or a monetary donation.

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“[These CLEs] provide opportunities to come together in this space, learn from each other and interact with our colleagues. The presenters and materials are excellent - clear, well-organized, and applicable to the type of work that we do as nonprofit legal professionals.”

Bonnie Rivera, CLE Attendee
“I’ve found the TLC’s CLEs to be invaluable; the topics covered are relevant and the presenters are competent in their fields. I can’t believe these CLEs are offered at no cost.”

Geidy Achecar, CLE Attendee
“As a bar-licensed attorney for over a decade, I find the quality of the presentations and information shared in TLC CLEs consistently head and shoulders above virtually all other CLEs I have attended.”

— Micah Scholes, CLE Attendee

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CLE sponsors help TLC provide practical, mission-focused education for attorneys and law students while expanding access to free legal help across Utah.Partner with us to keep CLEs free for Utah attorneys and law students. Sponsorships help expand access to justice while highlighting your firm’s commitment to community service.

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Featured Past CLEs

TLC regularly offers CLEs on practical legal topics connected to family law, abuse, housing, trauma-informed practice, and access to justice. Here's a preview of some of our past topics:

Family Law Legislative and Case Law Updates for 2025

Presented by Stewart Ralphs and Julie Nelson

Working with Clients Who Are Immigrants, Refugees, and Asylees

Presented by Tanner Matthews with Immigrant Legal Services and Leonor Perretta with Perretta Law Office

Professionalism and Civility in Family Law Cases

Presented by Joanna Sagers and Marian Ito

What Attorneys Should Know About Brain Injuries in Domestic Violence Cases

Presented by Dr. Tricia Merkley, Dr. Carrie Esopenko, Dr. David Date, and Susan Griffith

The Intersection of Bankruptcy and Divorce

Presented by Dane L. Hines

2025 Guardianship Law Updates

Presented by Katie Cox and Nate Crippes

Basics and Changes to Housing Law/Effect on Domestic Law

In Partnership with Utah Legal Services

Unique Retirement CLE

Presented by Erin Byington and Kelli Larson

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This project was supported in part by the Utah Office for Victims of Crime, awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of Timpanogos Legal Center and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Justice or the Utah Office for Victims of Crime.

This project was supported in part by the Utah Office for Victims of Crime, awarded by the State of Utah. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of Timpanogos Legal Center and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Utah Office for Victims of Crime or the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice.

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