Do you know what to do when a social worker knocks on your door?

American Family Advocacy Center

Presents

Issues and Strategies in Child Dependency Cases

March 11-13, 2005

Place: 100 SE 3^rd Avenue; Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

If you don’t know your rights, you don’t have any rights

If you don’t know your clients rights, they don’t have any rights

Featuring Family Rights Activist and Author of “Profane Justice” and “Knowing My Rules: Who Do I Trust?”

Suzanne Shell

Intensive training for anyone who may be affected by Child Protective Services Agencies

Training is advised for:

• Family members involved with child protective services
• Family advocates
• Lawyers
• Case workers
• Service providers
• Law enforcement
• Legislators
• Homeschoolers

Family Association Is a Fundamental Human Right

Intensive: Friday night and all day Saturday and Sunday. The seminar covers:

• History of child protection and outcomes
• Civil vs. Criminal court
• Parental and Family Rights laws for the sponsor’s state and supporting case law
• Fight or cooperate? Benefits & consequences
• What are the four prongs of attack and how do you use them?
• How to properly manage your case or (if you are an advocate) your client’s case to dramatically increase your odds of speedy reunification
• How to fight smart and WIN!
• Effective advocacy
• Unauthorized Practice of Law and other advocacy pitfalls…
• Special emphasis on legal issues and representation
• Much, much more…

The seminar is highly interactive and includes state-specific information and tactics. Questions are welcome, however, due to time constraints we will NOT be discussing individual cases. Due to the revealing content of the seminar, children under 18 are prohibited from being present.