Children and Family Law Panel is Seeking Attorneys December 1, 2020 Elizabeth Broderick Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off on Children and Family Law Panel is Seeking Attorneys CAFL Trial Panel Training (January 28 – March 17, 2021) CPCS is now accepting applications for its 2021 CAFL Trial […] Read more
Seeking Counsel for Child Welfare Appeals December 11, 2019 Elizabeth Broderick Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off on Seeking Counsel for Child Welfare Appeals The Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS) is seeking private attorneys to join the Children and Family Law (CAFL) Division […] Read more
In a Broken Foster System, Some Kids Can’t Find a Bed For the Night reports Boston Globe June 8, 2023 Elizabeth Broderick CAFL Training, Children and Family Law, Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off on In a Broken Foster System, Some Kids Can’t Find a Bed For the Night reports Boston Globe The Boston Globe recently published an article on the severe shortage of foster homes for children removed from their parents. According […] Read more
Changes to DCF Foster Care Review Process January 30, 2019 Elizabeth Broderick Children and Family Law, Uncategorized Comments Off on Changes to DCF Foster Care Review Process CAFL attorneys should have received an e-mail from Virginia Peel on January 23, 2019 notifying them that DCF has implemented changes to its […] Read more
New Juvenile Court Rules and Time Standards Effective November 5, 2018 October 29, 2018 Elizabeth Broderick Children and Family Law, Uncategorized Comments Off on New Juvenile Court Rules and Time Standards Effective November 5, 2018 The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has issued new Juvenile Court Rules for the Care and Protection of Children, effective on […] Read more
SAMHSA Releases Recommendation Letter on the Treatment of Women with Substance Use Disorder and Their Infants June 8, 2023 Elizabeth Broderick Children and Family Law, Uncategorized Comments Off on SAMHSA Releases Recommendation Letter on the Treatment of Women with Substance Use Disorder and Their Infants The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the agency within the US Department of Health and Human Services […] Read more