Thu, May 13 | Firehouse Center for the Arts, Market Sq
The Annual John C. Stevens Symposium on Family Law: Benched II
Join Judges as they comment on a variety of family law practice issues.
Handling Mental Health Issues in Probate & Family Court
Thursday, November 5, 4-6:30
Zoom
It is a given that the COVID pandemic has changed the practice of law. To what extent have those changes impacted the representation of those with mental health issues? What are the concerns about navigating the court process now? How do you proceed when one party to a divorce suffers from a mental health impairment? This program brings together divorce and mental health law experts to provide you with tools for addressing these issues now and in the future.
Attend and Learn:
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What Does Adjudication of Incapacity Mean
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How to Establish Incapacity/Disability
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What Is Your Obligation to a Client Who Has Mental Health Issues
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Why Use a Single Transaction Conservatorship and How to Use it When a Divorce Litigant Suffers from a Lack of Capacity
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What to Do When a Mental Health Issue Arises in the Midst of a Divorce?
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What is the Role of a GAL in a Divorce Case When There Is a Mental Health Issue
Faculty
Honorable Brian Dunn, Probate & Family Court
M. David Blake, Blake & Associates, Boston
Clare P. Culhane, Blake & Associates, Boston
Katelyn Lynch, Lynch & Ledoux, Salem
Donald Pitman, Newburyport
Margot G. Birke, Esq., Elder Law Solutions, Newburyport, Moderator