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Custody Litigation: Substance Abuse and Other Addictions
Contains material from Jun 2014
Custody Litigation: Substance Abuse and Other Addictions
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This came so much in handy; currently having a custody case where my client, mom, is addicted to heroin.
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It is extremely difficult to adequately diagnose and categorize addictive behaviors, and the family court system is frequently at a loss as to how to implement these clinical findings into a cogent and meaningful parenting plan. Learn best practices and ethical obligations to appropriately and effectively represent your clients to the court.
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Panel II: Rocky Mountain High—Substance Abuse and Other Addictions (Jun 2014)
Katherine A. Kinser, Benjamin J. Albritton, Kevin R. Fuller, Harold C. Urschel III
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Panel II: Rocky Mountain High—Substance Abuse and Other Addictions (Jun 2014)
It is extremely difficult to adequately diagnose and categorize addictive behaviors, and the family court system is frequently at a loss as to how to implement these clinical findings into a cogent and meaningful parenting plan. Learn best practices and ethical obligations to appropriately and effectively represent your clients to the court.
Originally presented: Jun 2014 Innovations—Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation
Katherine A. Kinser,
Kinser & Bates, L.L.P. - Dallas, TX
Benjamin J. Albritton, Psy.D., ABPP,
Southwest Clinical and Forensics - Dallas, TX
Kevin R. Fuller,
Fuller Mediations - Dallas, TX
Harold C. Urschel III, MD, MMA,
Enterhealth - Dallas, TX