A statewide effort to prepare for what likely will be the biggest family law case in Texas history includes a search to recruit about 100 lawyer volunteers. Their mission will be to represent hundreds of children recently removed by Child Protective Services from a secretive polygamist compound. The removal petitions CPS filed on April 7 will test Texas' civil justice system in an unprecedented way because of the sheer volume of litigants and the difficult issues involved, family lawyers say.
April 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Tom Vick is looking for about 100 lawyers willing to volunteer for what likely is the biggest family law case in Texas history.
Their mission will be to represent hundreds of children recently removed by Child Protective Services from a secretive polygamist compound in West Texas.
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