When alcohol concerns enter a custody case, uncertainty can fuel conflict. What if better data could lead to better decisions?
This CLE resource explores how structured alcohol monitoring and objective, time-stamped data can help family law attorneys move high-conflict cases toward greater clarity, accountability, and stability for families.
Designed for practicing attorneys, this program covers real-world strategies for using alcohol monitoring in custody and visitation matters—helping you build stronger, evidence-based arguments while keeping the child’s best interests at the center.
In this CLE, you’ll discover:
How alcohol monitoring data can strengthen custody and visitation arguments
Strategies for incorporating monitoring into case strategy and court presentations
Ways to replace “he said, she said” disputes with reliable, objective evidence
How monitoring can support safer, more consistent parenting arrangements
Key considerations for admissibility, implementation, and client communication
How technology is transforming accountability in modern family law practice
How to Access Your Free Course
Complete the form on this page and click “Continue to CLE Registration.”
You’ll be redirected to the National Academy of Continuing Legal Education (NACLE) to complete your registration.
Sign in or create your NACLE account and follow the email verification instructions.
Once logged in, select “My CLE” from the top menu.
Click “Launch Course Dashboard” next to the ACEs and Alcohol Use Disorder course.
NACLE will automatically generate your certificate and track your CLE progress. In states where providers report attendance directly, NACLE will submit your completion on your behalf once you finish the course and complete the required affidavit. In other states, NACLE will provide the appropriate forms or information needed to submit your CLE credits.
Complete the form to gain access to this essential resource!
