
This comprehensive training, developed by the National Family Violence Law Center at the George Washington University Law School, is designed to equip judges, custody evaluators, and other family court professionals with a thorough understanding of family violence and how it may manifest in court.
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Considering Coercive Control in Custody Litigation
This comprehensive training, developed by the National Family Violence Law Center at the George Washington University Law School, is designed to equip judges, custody evaluators, and other family court professionals with a thorough understanding of coercive control and its impact on the lives and safety of litigants' children.
These courses are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits in many states.
Note: Purchasing 2 or more seats will generate one-time-use registration codes that can be automatically emailed to participants or manually shared with your team, bench, or entire Bar Association.
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Considering Coercive Control in Custody Litigation
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Emotional Abuse
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Implicit and Explicit Bias
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Trauma
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Long and Short-term Impacts of Domestic Violence and Child Abuse on Children and Families
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Victim and Perpetrator Behaviors
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✺ Frequently asked questions ✺
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Click on the ENROLL NOW button to purchase access to the course. Once you have purchased the course, you’ll receive an email with your unique username and password to access the course. Log into the course at https://nfvlc.learningcart.com/
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Registering a group is easy! If you purchase 2 or more seats in a course you will recieve registration codes. Once you have completed your purchase, you will be given the option to enroll the group by uploading their names to automate email enrollments, or you can assign access and manually distribute access codes to participants.
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The course is completely asynchronous. The course incorporates videos, quizzes, and downloadable resources to enhance engagement and knowledge retention.
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These courses are robust, and designed to emphasize the paramount importance of prioritizing the safety and well-being of children and families. They typically take about 3 hours to complete and include tools for use in practice.
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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirements vary by state in the U.S. Each state’s bar association or licensing authority sets its own rules regarding CLE credits. We are diligently working to get these courses registered for CLEs in your state. Please visit this page to see if your state is eligible.
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Please email Joan Meier if you have questions about the course content. Please email Maggie Cousin at info@inclusionsolutionsllc.com if you have questions about enrollment.
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