This 90-minute webinar covers the legal landscape on a federal and state level around domestic violence and firearms, the types of firearm violence impacting families, and what professionals can do to reduce risk and craft more protective parenting time/child custody provisions. 

Parenting time decisions and substance use or misuse by a parent can present complex issues for family law professionals who work directly with clients or families, as well as the judges who must rule on these cases. It’s critical that every decision is considered with great care to protect the best interest and safety of the child, but knowing what the best decision is in these complicated cases isn’t always crystal clear. 

Family law professionals are increasingly leveraging remote mediation in light of pandemic-driven court closures. Watch this webinar to learn from experienced practitioners about how you can leverage best practices for remote mediations to benefit your practice and your clients.

Mediation is an increasingly important tool to help divorced or separated families achieve a resolution to their issues. This webinar will provide a primer for family law practitioners who want to learn more about mediation, how they can prepare their clients, and what successful outcomes look like.

Divorce or separation is not always easy, but it's particularly challenging when the relationship between co-parents involves a history of domestic violence. This panel discussion delves into how family law professionals can help co-parents navigate raising their children in these difficult situations.

This webinar provides an international perspective on the voice of the child in family law proceedings. Speakers from Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States discuss the importance of evidence-based child inclusive practice and research across differing jurisdictions.