CfCC Presents “Tips on Passing Marital & Family Law Board Certification

Taking board cert exam?

Then you will want to check out Center for Child Counseling, Inc.’s Tips on How to Pass Board Cert.

4 hours of tips from all the folks the Family Law Section of The Florida Bar announced passed the test the past 2 years. $99 for all content.

Program available on demand RIGHT NOW!

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Check out one of our tips from Palm Beach Bar Association President Julia Wyda.

Julia Wyda is a partner at the law firm of Brinkley Morgan. She is a Board Certified Marital and Family Law Attorney. She concentrates her practice in all areas of marital and family law, including dissolution of marriage, paternity, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, and child dependency. AV Preeminent® rated by Martindale-Hubbell, Ms. Wyda is an active member of the legal community and currently serves as President of the Palm Beach County Bar Association. She is also a member of the Florida Bar’s Family Law Section, currently serving on the Family Law Certification Review Course Committee and having previously served on the Executive Council and as a past chair of the Publications Committee from 2015-2017 and past co-chair of the CLE Committee from 2011-2013.

All proceeds go to the Center for Child Counseling to benefit the most vulnerable children in our community.

Brought to you by the Center for Child Counseling, Inc. This course is developed and conducted without any endorsement by the BLSE or certification committees. This course is intended to provide a comprehensive review of the subject matter, and it may help candidates prepare for a certification examination. Those who have developed the program have no information regarding the examination content other than the information contained in the examination specifications that are also provided to each examinee. Candidates for certification who take this course should not assume that the course material will cover all topics on the examination or that the examination will cover all topics in the course material. No CLE provided. Program materials includes case summaries for ALL appellate Florida family opinions in 2020 and 2021.