CALIFORNIA FAMILY LAW PARALEGAL
Don't take the fun out of dysfunctional!! All families are different.
Lori J. Paul, AACP
- I am a Certified California Paralegal with over 16 years experience in Family Law and Civil Litigation. I love the legal field. I am passionate about learning new and exciting technology, whether for the law office or for my own personal use. My goal with this blog is to provide information and humor to families regarding Family Law matters that will help them understand the legal process as it relates to divorce, custody, visitation and support.
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ELKINS COMMENTS DUE BY DECEMBER 4, 2009
Posted: November 30, 2009 in family lawTags: December 4 2009, Elkins Family Law Task Force, family law, public comments
In October I posted that the Elkins Family Law Task Force was asking for the public’s comments and suggestions on the recommendations in their report. To review the report click here. To make your comments, please click here. For more information on the task force, click here.
If you have ever wanted to make a recommendation or comment on how you think things should be run in California when it comes to Family Law, this is your chance. Don’t let it pass you by!
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