Spotting Issues After the 72
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Coercive Control & 209A Moving beyond physical violence
ZoomDon’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and enhance your legal practice in the context of domestic abuse prevention. RECORDED […]
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Coercive Control & 209A Moving beyond physical violence
ZoomDon’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and enhance your legal practice in the context of domestic abuse prevention. RECORDED […]
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Storytelling / Sharing Power
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Coercive Control & 209A Moving beyond physical violence
ZoomDon’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and enhance your legal practice in the context of domestic abuse prevention. LIVE […]
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Investigating and Litigating Child Abuse Cases
ZoomInvestigating and Litigating Child Abuse Cases An introductory to intermediate training on investigation and litigating allegations of child abuse. The […]
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After the 72 Training Series: Leveraging Foster Care Reviews for Effective Client Advocacy
ZoomHave you questioned whether you really need to attend that foster care review? Is it really worth making the time […]
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111E: Understanding and Requesting Statutory Diversion for Drug Dependent People
ZoomPresenter: Skailer Qvistgaard, CPCS Training Department Staff Attorney Massachusetts created 111E as a statutory diversion option for people determined by […]
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Boston Bar Association: Litigating Equal Protection Claims- Comm v Long and Beyond
ZoomThis program is hosted by Boston Bar Association. Any questions or issues regarding this program should be directed there: (617) […]
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Racial Justice Drop In
ZoomRespecting and Affirming a Parent Client’s Race, Culture, Language and Ethnicity in the Family Regulation System.
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Closing Time: Persuasion and Performance
ZoomThis session will provide guidance on how and when to write your closing most effectively, how to make your delivery […]
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‘Rogers’ Training
ZoomRogers-invite-Fall-2024 A two-part webinar on medical and mental health treatment decisions for children involved in state intervention cases