General Credit Hours:1.5
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Discussion on how psychiatric and personality disorders shape family court cases involving children. Gain insight on common diagnoses and their impact on parenting and litigation strategy and the development of trauma-informed parenting plans. This program equips legal professionals with practical tools to navigate complex custody disputes while highlighting therapeutic justice. Designed for judges, attorneys, magistrates and paralegals.
5 minutes
From Conflict to Care: Constructively Addressing Psychiatric and Personality Disorders in Parenting Disputes
Taghrid G. Hassan Hassan Law PA Sunrise, FL
30 Minutes
Definition and Types of Psychiatric Disorders Options for Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders Potential Impact of Psychiatric Disorders on Family Law Litigation
Dr. Miguel A. Firpi, PhD, Miami, Florida
Sarah E. Kay, Esq. Kay Family Law PLLC Tampa, Florida
15 Minutes
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) & Trauma Impact of Trauma in Family Law Litigation Practical Approaches for Trauma-Informed Decision-Making
Dr. Miguel A. Firpi, PhD, Miami, Florida
Sarah E. Kay, Esq. Kay Family Law PLLC Tampa, Florida
20 Minutes
Case Strategies for Addressing Psychiatric & Personality Disorders & Trauma Options for Therapeutic Justice: Psychological Evaluations, Brief Focused Assessments, Social Investigations Treatment and Monitoring Options, Guardians ad Litem, Case Management Conferences, Temporary Relief, Emergency and Expedited Motions
Dr. Miguel A. Firpi, PhD, Miami, Florida
Sarah E. Kay, Esq. Kay Family Law PLLC Tampa, Florida
15 Minutes
Strategies for designing stable, sustainable parenting arrangements Best practices for crafting workable parenting plans
Dr. Miguel A. Firpi, PhD, Miami, Florida
Sarah E. Kay, Esq. Kay Family Law PLLC Tampa, Florida
5 Minutes
Facilitated Question and Answer Period Closing Remarks
Taghrid G. Hassan Hassan Law PA Sunrise, FL
Course Number:9727
Credit Hours:
General Credit Hours:1.5
Marital and Family Law Credit Hours:1.5