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Family Advocate Fall 2021: Vol. 44, No.2
Domestic Violence and Military Families: Representation and the Dynamics[CC]
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Domestic Violence and Military Families: Representation and the Dynamics[CC]
This program examines the dynamics and legal aspects of domestic violence within military families. Presenters will provide you with an extensive look at the context of domestic violence, co-occurring conditions and dynamics, ex parte petitions and hearings, protective orders, related family law issues, and a variety of factors when advising or representing a client with a domestic violence case.
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During this 2.5-hour program, you will gain knowledge about domestic violence situations and cases. Seasoned panelists will focus on these topics:
1-hour (including 15 minutes for questions)
���Military Domestic Violence and Co-occurring Situations: During this session, you will learn about the contexts in which domestic violence takes place to include coercive control and resistance, along with the intersection of co-occurring conditions, such as substance abuse, post-traumatic stress disorder, and traumatic brain injury. The presentation will also address domestic violence problems in the military and the military's response with a focus on military and civilian protection orders. Lastly, this will introduce the VA's domestic violence assistance program and the military discharge upgrade process.
15-minute break
1.5-hour (including 15 minutes for questions)
���Representing Domestic Violence Victims: Particularly in the military legal assistance platform, this section will provide a deep examination of representing domestic violence victims. This will include screening and identifying domestic violence trauma and offender dynamics, drafting and filing an initial ex parte petition, and understanding hearings and domestic violence courts. Presenters will explain the importance of knowing the local civilian law and prosecutors' policies to adequately advise clients, while also providing tips about examining domestic violence victims and witnesses in the courtroom. This session will also address safety issues and a variety of potential consequences to a spouse or family when seeking a protective order or participating in a criminal prosecution, including family law issues, such as parenting plans, child custody and support, and supervised visitation.
This CLE is available thanks to the ABA Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel (LAMP). Make a donation to support LAMP���s pro bono program���the ABA Military Pro Bono Project���which works to connect active-duty servicemembers facing civil legal issues with pro bono attorneys. DONATE NOW!
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Armed Forces Law, Legal Aid and Indigent Defense, Pro Bono and Public Service, Section of Family Law, Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Division, Standing Committee Legal Assistance For Military Personnel
Product Code
LM2104W2OLC
Duration
150
Publication Date
4/1/2021 12:00:00 AM
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