Tailor Made Classes For Your Area of The Law — For You Individually, or Your Group!


Tailor Made Classes For Your Area of The Law — For You Individually, or Your Group!  

Don’t need a full class, but need a short class on a specific topic?   

Let us fill in the gaps you might have in your current skills set.  Learn legal office such as litigation or corporate procedures in addition to MS Office, Adobe or iManage.

  • All classes include homework and practice to help guide you.
  • Specialty classes on litigation, secretarial and word processing operators - great for attorneys, paralegals, and office staff.
  • Beginner to advanced office topics such as references, relating to table of authorities, contents, captions, footnoting, financial tables, numbering and more.
  • Business help.  Learn how to create brochures, basic websites, PowerPoint presentations and stream video. 
  • We get results! 


Tailored classes can be 1 hour in length ($29.95) for a tightly focused session or 4.5 hours for a full session that is tailored to your current needs. Full session is $175.00.  Discounts for the purchase of 2 or more classes. Bring a friend for either class and they pay half!


Training From an Inside Perspective


Call 888-422-0692, Ext. 1 or 2 to book a class

Christine Kulaka or Louis Ellman.

www.AdvanceTo.com. www.AWalkintheCenter.com. 


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