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Litigation and Evaluation involving Abuse Allegations in Family Court Cases (LEFCC) is a grant subsidized innovative specialized training for legal professionals (family court lawyers, judges, GALs, etc.) and mental health professionals (expert witnesses, child custody evaluators, etc.) sponsored by the Professional Consortium on Abuse Allegations in Family Court. The in-person training takes place over 2.5 days at each site is limited to 25 legal professionals and 25 mental health professionals. Qualified individuals are encouraged to apply for the full certification program. Advocates, students, and others who do not want/need certification are invited to apply for the Friday (Day 1) or Friday and Saturday (Days 1 & 2 only) sessions.
This advanced training meets many requirements in most states for child custody evaluators, and includes the interactions between attorneys, mental health professionals and advocates in these difficult and complex cases where abuse allegations occur in family court cases. Trainers include mental health professionals, custody evaluators, family law attorneys, and advocates. Accepting applications on a first come, first served basis until capacity reached at each site.
The 30-hour certification program consists of 20 hours in-person training and 10 additional hours of online training. In-person training takes place over 2.5 days. Faculty consultations and technical assistance are available for those in the full certification program. Continuing Education credits are available for purchase.
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