Family law may often be an overlooked area of law, but this year's chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's family law section wants to be proactive in seeking to change the legal area.
August 13, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Family law may often be an overlooked area of law, but this year's chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's family law section wants to be proactive in seeking to change the legal area.
This year's agenda includes trying to get the Pennsylvania Divorce Code updated for the first time in several years and looking into whether a role for parenting coordinators can be restored in custody cases.
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