Divorce – The Legal, Financial and Emotional Impact Sample Clauses

Divorce – The Legal, Financial and Emotional Impact. Contractor will provide monthly workshops. These workshops may be combined with the Ask-a-Lawyer Clinic as appropriate. • Contractor will provide these workshops with an attorney, mediator, therapists, and/or CFS (Children and Family Services) presenters. Therapists leading workshops will be licensed therapists or counseling staff from YFES. • Content will include topics such as what to expect from the legal system, what questions to ask when selecting an attorney, how divorce affects adults and children, how one’s response to divorce can affect the legal, and financial outcome. • Increased marketing and outreach efforts will be done, with outreach to Family Law Attorneys, Children and Family Services, and Domestic Violence prevention and intervention programs such as: Violence in Families Initiative Program, and Center for Overcoming Relationship Abuse (XXXX). Marketing will include information on Divorce Workshops, Ask a Lawyer, Direct Services, Resources, Restraining Order Services, and Divorce Forms Workshops and tools. Marketing will include both written materials and involvement in Domestic Violence Prevention Initiatives.
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