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Your Online Certificate Choices
Small Business Bankruptcy:
Subchapter V of Chapter 11
Follow 14 experienced Michigan bankruptcy judges, trustees, and lawyers as they take you through actual cases. From prefiling considerations to implementing the reorganization plan, see the entire process firsthand from both the debtor’s and creditor’s perspectives.
LEARN MORECommercial Lease Drafting and Negotiation
Seasoned lawyers guide a new landlord and tenant through the commercial leasing process. Watch them negotiate a lease that will serve the interests of both parties.
LEARN MOREClosely Held Business Entity Formation
See how seasoned lawyers structure a company to achieve the owners' goals. Draft governing documents that put the business on the right track.
LEARN MOREElder Law Certificate Program
Dive into seven critical areas, including capacity, long-term care, Medicaid, and more. Successful practitioners share best approaches to complex situations.
LEARN MORECustody, Parenting Time, and Support Through Judgment
Follow a case for a divorce with two minor children. Learn to effectively counsel, negotiate, and litigate the toughest aspects of your case.
LEARN MOREPostjudgment Custody, Parenting Time, and Support
Sharpen your skills so you can achieve optimal results for families as they go forward. Take away expert insight on co-parenting, difficult hearings, and more.
LEARN MOREEssential Deposition Skills
Practice with an employment case and a no-fault case. Litigators show you how to identify witnesses, use proven questioning techniques, resolve tricky situations, and more. Be prepared with just-in-time training.
LEARN MOREWhat Makes Online Certificates Convenient?
Michigan's Best Practitioners Come to You
No travel needed. Simply log in to your online training for immediate guidance to best practices.
Complete the Lessons in Any Order
You know the issues that are most pressing to your practice. With online training, you're in the driver's seat.
Pick Up Wherever You Left Off
Whether it's a client calling or time for dinner, we can't prevent your distractions. But we can save your answers.
How It Works
GET STARTED
Dive into the lessons in order. Or choose where to start based on whatever challenging issue you're facing.
LEARN WHAT TO DO AND HOW TO DO IT
More than 120 practitioners share best practices through panel discussions, video demonstrations, and more.
TEST YOURSELF
Choose how you would respond to realistic scenarios. Challenge yourself through short answers, Q & A, and more.
COMPARE YOUR ANSWERS
Stack your answers against the experts'. Benefit from their unique perspectives and commentary.
EARN A CERTIFICATE
Distinguish yourself with a certificate of completion. Assure your clients that you have extensive training.
Make choices as you interact with realistic scenarios. Then see how the experts would have responded.
FAQs
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What are the differences between ICLE's online certificates?
The Elder Law Certificate Program is the most comprehensive certificate. It provides skills training in every critical area of elder law. In comparison, the other certificates are more specialized. They take a deep dive into specific issues within a practice area. All certificates are self-paced and lead toward a certificate of completion. They include video demonstrations, guided self-assessments, downloadable forms, and other reference materials such as Michigan-specific charts.
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How does an online certificate subscription work?
An online subscription provides unlimited access for one or two years—depending on the certificate. Complete the online lessons in any order and revisit them as needed.
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How do I earn a certificate of completion?
Earning a certificate is optional. Once you complete all lessons during the time you have continuously subscribed to a certificate, you will be able to print a certificate of completion.
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Do you offer a free trial?
Yes. A free 3-day trial is available to Michigan lawyers. Access is provided to every lesson for three consecutive days. No commitment or credit card is required. Simply submit your P#. You’ll get an automatic welcome email with your username and password. You may try each online certificate only once. Answers to self-assessments will not be saved during the trial, allowing you to start from a clean slate if you purchase. Trial participants are not eligible to receive a certificate of completion.
Free Trial: Small Business Bankruptcy: Subchapter V of Chapter 11
Free Trial: Commercial Lease Drafting and Negotiation
Free Trial: Closely Held Business Entity Formation
Free Trial: Elder Law Certificate Program
Free Trial: Custody, Parenting Time, and Support Through Judgment
Free Trial: Postjudgment Custody, Parenting Time, and Support
Free Trial: Essential Deposition Skills
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Can I renew my online certificate subscription?
Yes. If you need more time to complete the lessons or if you simply want to keep everything as a resource to refer back to going forward, you can renew the subscription annually at a deeply discounted rate.
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How does a certificate help me save on malpractice insurance?
You could save up to 5% on malpractice insurance by earning an ICLE certificate. Plus, if you earn the Elder Law Certificate and update it to the current year, you could save another 2%. Learn more at www.icle.org/cna.
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Do ICLE Partners get a discount on online certificates?
Yes. Partners always save $70–$600, depending on the certificate.
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Can I purchase online certificate subscriptions for my firm?
Certificates are sold as individual subscriptions. Firms may purchase subscriptions for lawyers, but the purchase is specific to each individual lawyer and cannot be transferred or shared. The certificates are stand-alone training programs that teach individual lawyers specific skills. They're not a general research resource for everyone in a firm.
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How are ICLE's online certificates different than ICLE's live certificates?
ICLE's online certificates teach lawyers specific skills. They take a deep dive into challenging issues that most lawyers face. In contrast, the live certificates provide a broad overview of key topics within a practice area like probate and estate planning or family law.