| "FDLC is my starting point. Whether it's a new case, a new issue, or even a new venue, my FDLC search will help me get oriented to make preliminary decisions and move in the right direction. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or nearly new to this practice area, FDLC can help you stay on the green and out of the sand traps!" |
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- Jodi Seitlin
Seitlin Law Firm, Jacksonville, Florida |
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| "My go-to for current relevant information about dependency law is the Florida Dependency Law Center newsletter and website. I use both to stay up on the law and best practices. I find useful articles, forms, and research for my cases on the website. It is a must for attorneys who practice in dependency court." |
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- Pamela Bress,
Senior Attorney, Brevard County Legal Aid, Inc. |
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| "The Florida Dependency Law Center (FDLC) continues to find new ways to provide support and helpful information. They seem to know what I need even before I know to ask for it. We are all busy, but I always take time to read their emails, follow the links to helpful articles, and sign up for their webinars. Thanks FDLC!" |
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- Connie J Byrd
Attorney, Byrd & Byrd, LLP |
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| "The TLC resource does more than improve the court system's handling of cases. It enhances a judge's ability to handle cases more efficiently and expeditiously, and it enhances an attorney's ability to advocate for appropriate services for their client. It is truly an invaluable tool." |
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- Tina Amberboy
Executive Director, Texas Supreme Court Permanent Judicial Commission for Children, Youth and Families |
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| "This website gives every lawyer who plays a role in a children protection case free access to an important research tool that will help them do the best job possible." |
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- Sandra Hachem
Co-Vice Chair, Texas State Bar Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect |
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| "I found in minutes what could have taken hours. It's an enormously valuable asset!" |
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- Shane Phelps
Asst. District Attorney, Brazos County, Texas |
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| "I wish every state could have such a comprehensive resource." |
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- Howard Davidson
Director, ABA Center on Children and the Law |
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