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Negotiating & Drafting Custodial Agreements

Custodial agreements: Avoiding pitfalls

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    Hear a practical discussion regarding the art of negotiating custody agreements and drafting those agreements with clear and enforceable language. The majority of domestic relations cases settle, giving parents the opportunity to develop a custody arrangement that best suits their family's needs.

    The faculty discuss what should be considered when negotiating and drafting custody agreements.

    • How detailed should the agreement be?
    • What should be included?
    • What drafting choices can lawyers make to help reduce acrimony?
    • How can a lawyer avoid pitfalls when negotiating and drafting custody agreements?

    This program is a must-attend for family lawyers and lawyers new to practicing family law!

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    Rachel Beth Biscardi, Esq., Northeast Legal Aid/Lowell, Lowell
    Prof. Caryn R. Mitchell-Munevar, Esq., New England Law, Boston
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