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Family & Juvenile Law
Family Law 2010
Having an actual conversation with someone these days can be challenging with so many forms of electronic communication available—email, text messages, blogging, and social networking, just to name a few. When your clients are using all of these different ways to “talk,” how can you be sure you have all of the relevant data for your case? The morning session of this seminar takes an in-depth look at electronic communications with both family law cases and your role as an attorney. Learn the importance of a computer examination, the data that can be obtained, how to choose a qualified examiner, and getting electronic data admitted into evidence. Hear an ethics expert explain how a lawyer’s electronic communications—everything from websites to Facebook, blogging, and tweeting—can violate legal ethics rules.
The afternoon sessions include a discussion on standards of review with the Honorable David Brewer, Oregon Court of Appeals; your ethical obligations when the opposing party is pro se; and “Everything a Family Law Judge Wants You to Know (But Hasn’t Told You).”
4.25 General CLE credits and 1.5 Ethics credits
