Stock prices are collapsing, and our clients’ community wealth is vanishing.  The Federal Reserve is restricting monetary policy, inflation is a beast, and venture capital is drying up.  But that doesn’t mean that employee equity compensation is a dead letter in family law.  Presenters Scott J. Lantry (lead trial counsel for John MacIlwaine in that case you might have heard about) and CPA Roland Hamilton aim to review how to capably handle a family law “equity comp” case, from beginning to end, in the light of challenging market conditions.  From pitfalls when completing an Income and Expense Declaration, to subpoenaing publicly traded companies; from developing impactful illustrative exhibits to understanding vital tax rules; from Hug/Nelson to SEC insider trading rules, from drafting an Ostler-Smith stipulation to anticipating retroactivity problems; Scott and Roland aspire to touch on everything you need to know to competently handle these kinds of cases.