1. Introduction to Discovery in Divorce:
   • Definition and purpose of discovery in divorce proceedings.
   • The role of discovery in uncovering financial information, assets, debts, and other relevant details.
2. Types of Discovery Tools:
   • Interrogatories: Written questions designed to gather information from the other party.
   • Requests for Production of Documents: Collecting relevant documents such as bank statements, tax returns, and property records.
   • Depositions: Gathering verbal testimony under oath from the other party or witnesses.
   • Requests for Admissions: Asking the other party to admit or deny certain facts to streamline the case.
3. Best Practices for Conducting Discovery:
   • Establishing a discovery plan based on case complexity and the specific needs of the client.
   • Effective use of interrogatories and document requests to maximize information gathering.
   • How to identify red flags and uncover hidden assets or income.
4. Dealing with Discovery Disputes:
   • Managing resistance to discovery requests and handling non-compliance.
   • Techniques for enforcing compliance with court orders.
   • Strategies for resolving disputes, including motions to compel discovery.
5. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
   • The importance of ethical boundaries when conducting discovery.
   • Navigating issues like privacy and confidentiality.
   • Compliance with court rules and timelines.
6. Case Study Examples:
   • Real-world examples of how the discovery process played a critical role in achieving a fair settlement.
   • Lessons learned from common mistakes and pitfalls in discovery.
7. Technology in Discovery:
   • How digital tools and e-discovery have transformed the process.
   • Leveraging financial software, databases, and secure communication tools to streamline discovery.

Audience Takeaways: Participants will leave the webinar with a deeper understanding of how to conduct a thorough and efficient discovery process. They will be equipped with practical techniques to use during divorce cases, ensuring they can gather key evidence, resolve disputes, and assist their clients in reaching a fair outcome.