Check out the 2022 program to learn more about the type of presentations FLAFCC conducts.
Category: Announcements
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Notice of Annual Meeting
The FLAFCC Annual Meeting is at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, December 4, 2021 (Zoom log-in information to follow via e-mail on December 2, 2021)
Although we regret being unable to meet in person at the Florida Hotel & Conference Center for our Annual Meeting as originally scheduled, we look forward to meeting you virtually at the Annual Meeting.
In order to avoid scrambling through all your emails to find the meeting Zoom link, the Zoom link will be sent to you on Thursday, December 2, 2021 via email.
As members of FLAFCC you all know the value of belonging to this amazing International Organization which includes, but is not limited to:
• Access to the www.FLAFCC.org website with interesting and informative content
• The Family Law Review with cutting edge content
• Information throughout the year along with our Advanced Education Program that keeps us well informed of new information in our disciplines around the globe
• Numerous webinars from leaders in the field
THE OFFICERS AND THE BOARD LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING!!
Sincerely,
Maria C. Gonzalez
Maria C. Gonzalez, Esq
President, FLAFCC
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FLAFCC Board Member Nominations
The following members of the Florida Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts have been nominated to serve a three year term on the Board of Directors. The election will be held at the time of the Annual Membership Meeting for which notices have already gone out for December 4, 2021 at 10:00am via Zoom.
Rose Patterson
Katrina Volker
Sincerely,
Maria C. Gonzalez
Maria C. Gonzalez, Esq.
President, FLAFCC
LIFELINES FOR FAMILIES IN CONFLICT
Please join us for workshops that offer cutting-edge information, are inspirational in content and provide practical tools for family law professionals.
Keynote address by Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq.
Chief Innovation Officer of the High Conflict Institute “How to Work With High-Conflict Personalities”
Additional presentations on:
Cyber Threats and Impact on the Family Law Community
Risk Management and Culture: Why You REALLY Should Care About Cultural Competency
Aging and Conflict: Intersection of Professional Roles and Florida Elders
Case Law Update: Domestic Violence
Child Development: What You Need to Know to Work With Your Clients
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Emerging Practices
The Family Court Review April 2020 Special Issue on Parent Child Contact Problems: Concepts, Controversies, & Conundrums is now available online! Please note that because of interruptions to print operations at Wiley, the publisher of Family Court Review, distribution of the hard copy of this issue will be delayed.
Due to the cancellation of the AFCC 57th Annual Conference, a Special Webinar Series on Parent-Child Contact Problems will be presented from May 12- July 7, 2020.
What you should know:
- There are sixteen webinars in the series, scheduled from May 12th – July 7th. Participants must register for each webinar individually. View the full schedule and make plans to attend! View AFCC Webinar Schedule
- Registration is limited to 500 attendees for each webinar, so sign up early! You can register now on the AFCC website.
- Each webinar is 90 minutes long and is eligible for up to 1.5 hours of continuing education for psychologists.*
- The registration fee includes a certificate of attendance. You must attend the live webinar to receive a certificate of attendance. Members: $15 | Non-members: $50
- Members who attend all sixteen webinars could receive 24 hours of continuing education credit for just $240, $560 less than the non-member price! Join AFCC to save on continuing education. JOIN AFCC
- Recorded webinars will be available online for AFCC members.
- This webinar series is sponsored by OurFamilyWizard.com
* AFCC is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. AFCC maintains responsibility for the program and its content. Lawyers, judges, social workers, counselors, and other professionals seeking continuing education credits may use the AFCC Certificate of Attendance to verify attendance when applying to their state, provincial, or other regulatory or licensing agency.
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Statement from AFCC
