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ACFLS’ AMICUS COMMITTEE WORKING HARD ON BEHALF OF OUR FAMILY LAW COMMUNITY

By Fredrick (Rick) Cohen

The ACFLS Amicus Committee is charged with, among other things, seeking publication of unpublished appellate opinions when publication will (a) help the development of family law and (b) guide litigants, attorneys, and judicial officers. Wh...

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Lynette Berg Robe

Summer Activities Even in the doldrums of the summer heat, our ACFLS committees carry on with their various activities. Nominations for th...

Heidi Tuffias

Before I became a lawyer, which was a full half of my life ago now, I felt myself to be a moral person, a person who could easily tell right...

James T. Schaefer, CPA/CFF MS-Tax

Like many in attendance, I greatly enjoyed the recent ACFLS 22nd Annual Spring Seminar that focused on fiduciary duties. I particularly reca...

Dawn Gray, CFLS

Everyone associates me with the law on fiduciary duties, and I have presented on this issue many times. So, when I was asked to be the lead-...

Lynette Berg Robe

ACFLS 22nd Spring Seminar The 22nd ACFLS Spring Seminar was our most successful yet, with over 300 registered for “Truth or Consequences: Th...

Debra Frank

This issue is filled with articles for sharpening our skills as lawyers, improving our knowledge of the law and refining the procedures of o...

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