Conservation Easments, by Gary Colley, Friday, March 16th, 2012.
CLE: The Significance of Childhood Attachment in a Rural Family Law Practice
To all Clallam-Jefferson-Kitsap bar members:
- Topic: The Significance of Childhood Attachment in a Rural Family Law Practice
- Date & Time: Thursday, April 26, 2012, 9-1
- Location: Port Angeles, Washington (specific place TBD)
Childhood attachment is considered by many to be the most important psychological discovery in the last 50 years. Supported by substantial neuroscience research in how childhood attachment is intimately tied to infant brain development, attachment theory has driven considerable change in how the fields of mental health, social work and conflict management understand the impact of early relationships on childhood development. More recently, attachment theory and its practical implications are being applied in the law. Prevention Works of Clallam County is pleased to announce a training on this essential topic for all family law practitioners and all other legal professionals who work with families.
The training will be led by Andrew Benjamin J.D., Ph.D., and Sarah Baxter Ph.D. Dr. Benjamin is a clinical Professor of Psychology and affiliate Professor of Law at the University of Washington, and Dr. Baxter is a clinical psychologist whose work specializes in children, families and trauma.
Please save the date. We will provide more information on the precise location, cost and agenda as it becomes available.
Mark Baumann
Port Angeles
Project Homeless Connect 2012
The 3rd Annual Project Homeless Connect will take place on March 30, 2012, and volunteer attorneys are being sought to provide services.
PHC 2012 will be from 9:00am – 3:00pm at the Vern Burton Center, Port Angeles, Washington.
Get more information and updates at:
https://www.facebook.com/ClallamCountyPHC 308 E 4th Street
To offer your pro bono volunteer services contact Nancy Rohde at pro bono, 417-0818 or [email protected].
In prior years lawyers have provided legal service in the areas of family law, landlord-tenant, social security, criminal, estate planning, personal injury, employment, mediation and courtroom procedures and government services.
For more information about Project Homeless Connect, call Glenda Coleman at 360-460-5903, or type homeless connect in the search box above and press enter to see posts about legal services at PHC in previous years.
Mark Baumann
Bar Lunch 3/2/12: social luncheon
The next bar lunch will be a social luncheon.
North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center
905 West 9th Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Please make checks in the amount of $9.50 payable to Skills Center. Thank you.
Family Bar Luncheon
The Family Bar will hold a brown bag lunch meeting on Thursday, February 23, 2012 @ 12:00 p.m. in Courtroom III.
Last Will & Testament of Lawrence Thomason
Members of the Bar:
If you have any information concerning the execution of a Last Will and Testament by Lawrence Christian Thomason since the year 1994, please contact Gary Colley at the Platt Irwin Law Firm, 457-3327.
Clallam County Bar Association CLE & Luncheon
Clallam County Bar Association CLE & Luncheon “E-Discovery, Issues & Trends” will be held on Friday, February 17, 2012 @ 12:00 pm.
Erwin Jones semi-retired
For those of you who were not in attendance at the Bar lunch on February 3, Erwin Jones announced he is closing his office practice. Erwin will continue to work from home, with a limited practice in the areas of estate planning, probate and business transactions. He expects to maintain his office telephone number of 683-3325.
Erwin has office space available for rent in his building on Washington Avenue in Sequim, and he has a variety of legal volumes, including RCWs, available for free on a first-come, first-served basis. Please phone him at 683-3325 for more information.
Simon Barnhardt
President, Clallam County Bar Association
Robin Auld’s New Office
Effective February 1, 2012, Robin Auld’s new office will be located at 206 W Cedar, Sequim. The building is located on the NW corner of 2nd & Cedar, in a white 2 story building in downtown Sequim. The phonenumber, 360-452-4567 will remain the same.
Quileute Tribal Court Prosecutor Position
The Quileute Tribal Court is currently accepting proposals to provide Prosecutorial services to the Quileute Tribal Court. The selected applicantwill enter in to a Personal Service Agreement with the Tribe. This is a part time position. Interested parties will submit a detailed proposal, including expectations of hourly compensation and availability. Please direct all correspondence to Charlene Meneely, Chief Court Clerk/Court Adminstrator, P.O. Box 69, La Push, WA 98350.