CLE at Leving firm to focus on excluding therapist testimony in family law cases
The Law Offices of Jeffery M. Leving Ltd. will host the next presentation of the Arthur S. Kallow Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Seminar Series on Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m. CDT at 19 S. LaSalle St. in Chicago.
Attorney Michael W. Ochoa of the Leving firm will be the main speaker, presenting on: Objections to the Testimony of a Therapist in Family Law Cases.
“Mike is a great matrimonial litigator with extensive national experience in family law,” says attorney Jeffery M. Leving, the founder and president of the firm, who will facilitate the session. “This will be a great seminar to learn how to properly object to psychological testimony from a hostile therapist. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear this presentation.”
The seminar will cover applicable state and federal laws and regulations, case law, and strategy for protecting clients who are at risk of losing their children if dubious testimony is admitted.
The presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session.
The Kallow CLE Seminar Series, which began in 2014, provides legal education to family law attorneys and other professionals looking to expand their legal knowledge. CLE credit will be awarded.
Please make reservations by emailing Jennifer Whiteside (jwhiteside@levinglaw.com), as this program is close to its capacity.
About the Law Offices of Jeffery M. Leving Ltd.
Matrimonial attorney Jeffery M. Leving has dedicated his career to safeguarding children and reuniting them with their fathers. He is a pioneer in theFathers’ Rights movement and founded the Fatherhood Educational Institute, which seeks to eliminate father absence.
Leving has written three acclaimed books: Fathers’ Rights, Divorce Wars and How to be a Good Divorced Dad, the latter of which was praised by President Obama and by Cardinal Francis E. George, then the archbishop of Chicago. The Illinois House of Representatives honored Leving “for his work in safeguarding the rights of fathers and protecting the welfare of children and families in this State.”
To learn more about law and fatherhood, follow Jeffery M. Leving on Twitter and Facebook or call 312-807-3990.
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