Family Advocate, the quarterly news-and-feature membership
magazine of the Section of Family Law, addresses current family
law topics and provides useful how-to articles in every issue.
For more than 20 years, mental health professionals, judges,
family lawyers, and their clients have turned to Family Advocate
for practical information and advice on handling increasingly
complex cases.
The Family Advocate website includes an Archive Listing, Ordering Information, and an Online Library (where Section members are able to read Family Advocate online (excluding Client Handbooks). Only Section members will enjoy the exclusive benefit of reading FA online, so Join the Section now!
Featured Issue: Volume 32, No. 2 (Fall 2009)
Your Law Office Staff Manual
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This issue of Family Advocate will help you put some of your law-firm policies and
procedures in writing. Create your own policy handbook by adapting suggestions and samples
in this issue. Topics covered include employee conduct, law office procedures, the law
(e.g., benefits, harassment, disability, etc.), and law office management.
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View Table of Contents for full listing of features and departments.
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This issue is also available electronically as a pay-per-download item! (Word file)
Publication Date: October 2009
Family Advocate
Featured Client Manual
You've Got Choices
A Handbook for Clients
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This client handbook highlights the many choices that divorcing parties can make as they settle property and custody issues in their divorce case. Alimony, keeping legal costs down, parenting, employment, and many other topics are included.
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