Family Law Section
The mission of ISBA Family Law Section
- to encourage and support a high level of professional and ethical commitment and expertise among those who practice family law in all its substantive branches;
- to remain sensitive to the changing needs and mores of families and individual family members in our society; and
- to respond, through reasoned efforts directed toward the appropriate branch of government, and bar and/or the public;
- to accomplish understanding of the law as it exists and is applied, or change of that law, where it is needed.
Related Articles
Current Newsletter — December 2009
- Chair’s column
- Supreme Court Rule 213(f)—Witness interrogatories
- Take the house but the dog is mine: Anecdotal “tails” about pet custody issues in divorce
Sponsored CLE
Family Law Skills: Practice Makes Perfect
March 4, 2010 – Chicago
Divorce, Deportation and Disciplinary Complaints: Avoiding Immigration Pitfalls in Family Law
March 26, 2010 – Chicago
Resolving Financial Issues in Family Law Cases
April 8, 2010 – Chicago
Practice Tips & Pointers on Child-Related Issues
April 23, 2010 – Champaign
Resolving Financial Issues in Family Law Cases
May 20, 2010 – Bloomington

