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Family Law Now
Family Law Now
119 episodes
5 days ago
Family Law Now delivers useful commentary and insights into timeless and trending family law issues.
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Family Law Now delivers useful commentary and insights into timeless and trending family law issues.
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Education
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Embracing the 2SLGBTQI+ Community in Our Family Law Practice
Family Law Now
56 minutes 32 seconds
8 months ago
Embracing the 2SLGBTQI+ Community in Our Family Law Practice

This session invites family law practitioners to explore how they can better support 2SLGBTQI+ individuals and families navigating legal transitions. Attendees will start by examining the unique cultural and personal challenges that members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community may bring to their legal cases—challenges often shaped by a history of trauma that may not be immediately apparent to those outside the community. The session will highlight the importance of understanding the historical context of 2SLGBTQI+ unions and how this history impacts clients today. Participants will learn how to assess the potential harm clients have experienced and, most importantly, identify concrete steps they can take to better meet the needs of 2SLGBTQI+ clients in their legal practice.

Family Law Now
Family Law Now delivers useful commentary and insights into timeless and trending family law issues.