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How and Why to Communicate with Parties and the Court

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It feels like I am forever being asked why a person or family with an interest in a child, like a foster parent, doesn’t know about a court date; or isn’t asked about how the child is doing in their home; or isn’t informed about changes in the child’s life, including even a change in placement. Join to learn how to advocate for yourself and the child and get a road map and tips on How and Why to Communicate with Parties and the Court. Presented by: Ashley Willcott J.D., Certified Child Welfare Law Specialist

Top Legal Analyst, Consultant, Juvenile Court Judge &Trial Attorney
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    53:47
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Student Ratings & Reviews

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LM
4 days ago
I enjoyed it. Very informative.
GH
4 days ago
How to communicate with parties and the court was exceptional.
This was very educational
Sonya Gaither
1 week ago
This course was very valuable and informative. It should be offered in the DFCS training as a part of the approval process.
TC
4 weeks ago
Excellent information.
P
3 months ago
Very informative
Thank you
Very informative
J
5 months ago
Thanks for providing this training.
Good info
Great course
KC
6 months ago
Thanks for the insight into foster parent roles in court.
F
6 months ago
Excellent Training
Lots of great information.
Informative
Thank you
R
8 months ago
Good!
Much needed information.
WB
11 months ago
great course
H
11 months ago
Informative!
S
11 months ago
yes ..brakes down the voice i have as a foster parent
T
11 months ago
breaks down communication
Yes
EB
1 year ago
Excellent training.
Great course!

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