LAW 7817
Child Advocacy Practicum
Each student in the Child Advocacy Clinic is assigned to a local attorney who has been appointed to represent children (and in some cases, parents) in Family Court in Tompkins County or surrounding areas. The attorneys and students work together on all aspects of representation, including home visits, pre-trial conferences, negotiation sessions, client and parent interviews, litigation documents, and hearings. The student may also help the attorney with appellate work. A classroom component of the Clinic allows students to learn the substantive law of Family Court and to share their insights and experiences with one another.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- Child Advocacy Practicum · 4.0 · LA