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Join family law attorney Matthew Barach, (principal of Barach Law Group LLC and author of the American Bar Association’s The Family Law Guide to Appellate Practice) and special guests (including family law judges) for this six-part series. They will show you how to become a confident family court advocate for your clients. Designed for novice family law attorneys. Topics include the decision to practice family law, the divorce process, temporary orders, drafting, pre-trials, the trial itself and the after effects. Learn from seasoned family law specialists to become an effective advocate for your clients in family court. Presented in six parts, in one-hour sessions, from October to December.

In January 2024, the research center, Boston Indicators reported that Massachusetts had the lowest incarceration rate in the United States at 172 per 100,000 people.  In fact, the incarceration rate has declined faster in Massachusetts than anywhere else in America over the last decade.  

Join family law attorney Matthew Barach, (principal of Barach Law Group LLC and author of the American Bar Association’s The Family Law Guide to Appellate Practice) and special guests (including family law judges) for this six-part series. They will show you how to become a confident family court advocate for your clients. Designed for novice family law attorneys. Topics include the decision to practice family law, the divorce process, temporary orders, drafting, pre-trials, the trial itself and the after effects. Learn from seasoned family law specialists to become an effective advocate for your clients in family court. Presented in six parts, in one-hour sessions, from October to December.

Using an investigative fact pattern that could be interpreted as a homicide or an accident, this seminar will focus on fingerprint and DNA issues. 

Legislative history is a critically important advocacy tool in Federal Court when statutory language is ambiguous and requires clarification. Federal judges invite and apply the use of legislative history to avoid incongruous results, illuminate drafting errors, determine specialized meanings, or choose reasonable interpretations of politically controversial statutes. 

This is a free program – registration is required. This program is online only and will be recorded. Anyone who registers will receive a link to the video recording.