Before practicing before any agency board, each with its own rules, forms and licensing procedures, it’s important to read all you can and make sure you are working with the most recent versions. There are many other ways to become
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Participants will learn how to understand and apply garnishment exceptions for low-income clients. Speaker Michelle Trunkett, advocacy director of Florida Rural Legal Services will:
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What are the ethical and professional considerations for attorneys when the misuse of artificial intelligence leads to cascading lapses in judgment and competence? This lesson, written by Professor Debra Moss Vollweiler, examines these issues through the real events depicted
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As videoconferencing becomes an increasingly common feature of Florida’s civil courts, lawyers must understand not only the governing rules, but also how long-standing expectations of professionalism translate to remote appearances. This lesson, written by Dr. Kirsten K. Davis, examines
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This webinar covers Comprehensive Behavioral Health Assessments (CBHAs), a process that provides a detailed evaluation of emotional, social and behavioral health of children in the child welfare system. Topics include:
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In episode four of this mental health and wellness series, presenters Zac Dodson and Jesse Lyon look at burnout in the legal profession, including the specific stressors in the legal field that contribute to the problem. They identify ways
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In episode five of this mental health and wellness series, presenters Zac Dodson and Jesse Lyon offer a trauma-informed toolkit for overloaded attorneys who are tired of “just powering through.”
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Understanding trauma’s fallout is highly relevant in a wide range of civil and criminal matters. A mental health evaluator can draw connections, articulate impacts and provide expert, scientifically grounded opinions to inform the legal process. In this presentation, Dr.
