Family Law Section Family Law Fellowship 2024

Boston Skyline
 
By joining our fellowship, you will gain access to invaluable connections and unparalleled networking opportunities. You’ll also have the chance to get a professional mentor from the Family Law Section Executive Committee, be apart of influencing changes in Family Law, and receive an all expense paid experience of a lifetime, at the 2024 Family Law Section Summer Meeting.

 

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  • Armed Forces Americas
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Employer Category(Required)
Are you a member of the New York State Bar Association?(Required)
Are you a member of the Family Law Section?(Required)
Are you a member of any other Sections or Committees of the New York State Bar Association?(Required)
Are you a member of any other Bar Associations?(Required)
Are you a member of any other civic organizations?(Required)
Have you previously attended the Family Law Section Summer Meeting or Annual Meeting?(Required)
Diversity Initiatives: The Family Law Section is committed to increasing the diversity of its membership in both personal diversity, such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, and geographic location, and professional diversity, such as, type of practice (i.e law firm, government, not-for profit) and areas of practice (i.e family court issues, adoption, divorce, etc).