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Family & Juvenile Law
Family Law 2008
“The family you come from isn’t as important as the family you’re going to have.” —Ring Lardner, Jr. (1915–2000), American journalist and Oscar-winning screenwriter
Just as the definition of “family” has changed over time, so has the law relevant to family law practitioners. Gain the latest details about Oregon’s recently enacted domestic partnership act, including how to modify the act for individual clients. Delve into changes to Oregon’s paternity code, and explore the science of paternity DNA testing. The meth epidemic is explored, as well as the impact of a meth environment on Oregon’s children (this session qualifies for 1 child abuse reporting credit). The seminar is also an opportunity to focus on cross-cultural issues you may face with your clients. From a practical perspective, learn valuable tips and strategies on how to manage your practice when the unexpected—prolonged or chronic illness, natural disasters, and technology failures—happens.
4.75 General CLE credits, .75 Access to Justice credit, and 1 Child Abuse Reporting credit
