Representing Non-Citizen Parents in Concurrent Criminal and Family Defense Matters

December 06, 2022

Staff from the Center for Family Representation (CFR) will present at the 2022 National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA) Annual Conference on the unique barriers that mixed-status and non-citizen families face within the family regulation and criminal justice systems.

 

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Past Events

October 12, 2022

“Keeping Families Home for Good” Conference

The Center for Family Representation (CFR) is excited to announce our inaugural conference, “Keeping Families Home for Good: Collateral Consequences of Child Protective Cases.” Our free conference will be held virtually on Wednesday, October 12, 2022 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM ET via Zoom. The conference will be suitable for experienced and newly admitted attorneys.

 

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Past Events

September 21, 2022

A Conversation on New York City Youth and Gun Violence

Hosted by the New York City Bar, this program will feature experienced Youth Part and Family Court practitioners who will engage in an in depth discussion of the key issues surrounding the gun violence crisis and the City’s youth. Featuring Sandeep Kandhari, Litigation Supervisor, Center for Family Representation.

 

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Past Events

July 12, 2022

Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Case on ACS Proceedings

Community members are invited to attend this informational session about the effects of criminal proceedings on an ACS investigation and proceedings in family court. Learn more about how these separate proceedings impact each other.

 

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Past Events

July 07, 2022

Immigration Consequences of ACS/Family Court Proceedings

Community members are invited to attend this 60 minute informational session about the overlapping concerns of immigrant families involved in child welfare proceedings. Learn more about frequently recurring immigration or language access issues that may come up in the process of your family court case, either with ACS, at conferences, or in court.

 

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