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CFCC WORKS TO ENSURE THAT THE PRACTICE OF FAMILY LAW IMPROVES THE LIVES OF FAMILIES AND CHILDREN AND THE HEALTH OF COMMUNITIES.
CFCC works to improve the practice of family law and to reform the family justice system in ways that better serve the complex needs of today's families, children and communities. Our work is driven by a commitment to to core approaches to the law, public policy, legal institutions and law practice:
We are strong advocates for the creation and implementation of unified family courts , a court structure that has comprehensive subject-matter jurisdiction over all family law matters. The model unified family court equips the justice system to approach the full range of the problems that bring families into court, including legal and related nonlegal issues.
What We Do
We prepare attorneys to address the complex issues of family law cases from a therapeutic, holistic perspective. Our CFCC Student Fellows Program immerses UBalt law students in this problem-solving approach to family law. Our cutting-edge online Post-J.D. Certificate in Family Law prepares attorneys seeking to focus on family law or add it to their practice.
We work nationwide to develop Unified Family Courts (UFC) and advocate for problem-solving courts. Our goal is to ensure that the family justice system helps, not harms families, children and communities.
nationally and internationally to improve the delivery of legal, social, judicial, administrative and other services within the family justice system. We work with jurisdictions to evaluate and recommend reforms to a jurisdiction's family justice system.
our training programs and tools provide judges, attorneys, court professionals and services providers with resources to increase their understanding of the overwhelming problems that so often bring families and children to court.
our Truancy Court Program directly improves the lives of students, families and schools. Our annual Urban Child Symposium brings together professionals across a wide range of disciplines to address issues affecting the well-being of children nationwide.
CFCC NEWS
Professor David Wexler reviews authors Barbara Babb (Director, CFCC) & Judith Moran’s new book, Caring for Families in Court…
As part of CFCC's yearlong 20th anniversary celebration, our Truancy Court Program will celebrate its 15th anniversary with an event on April 1, 2020. View more detail.