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First: FEE INCREASE! Thank you to those who answered my question about compensation for appointed parents' counsel in TPR appeals to the COAV. It appears that most commonly, attorneys were paid a flat

Hello Ms. L'Herrou, I have been an attorney for one year and am interested to know how an appeal in a TPR case to VCOA would work.? I am currently representing a parent in a child removal case at

Dear Listserv members: It's my understanding that there's currently a parent in central Virginia area (16th circuit) with a TPR appeal that has been stayed (circuit court holding up its order) for

Dear NACC Virginia listserv members: Three free webinars addressing parent legal representation are available for on-demand CLE credit. These are listed on the court's website as being approved for

Reminder: don't forget to register for Engaging, Supporting, and Advocating for Incarcerated Parents & Their Children CLE May 10, 12-1:30pm 1.5 hours live CLE credit pending. Co-sponsored by

NACC Webinar: CLE May 10, 12-1:30pm: Engaging, Supporting, and Advocating for Incarcerated Parents & Their Children Incarcerated parents and their children are at greater risk than parents who are

The Office of the Children's Ombudsman: What Parents' Attorneys Need to Know FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2023 1–2 pm Webinar Co-sponsored by the VSB Access to Legal Services Committee, the VSB Young

Please register for the free CLE below, co-sponsored by the Virginia Chapter of the NACC! Free CLE Webinar [Banner with the VSB logo and an image of the Supreme Court of Virginia

Dear Virginia Community Members/Practitioners, ? I hope this email finds you well. I’m writing to share information from the National Association of Counsel for

Dear Virginia child dependency practitioners: News & updates! Legislative update: Bad news: no fee increases. Senator Edwards' budget amendment to increase the fee cap for court-appointed counsel in

Dear Virginia child dependency practitioners: Update: Legislative advocacy for improvements in parent legal representation THANK YOU! to all who contacted your legislators to advocate for changing

Free CLE Webinar Feb 8 at noon VSB Young Lawyers Conference and the Virginia Chapter of the National Association of Counsel for Children Present: Representing Parents in Child Dependency Cases: Part

Here is the link to register for the webinar. https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3123771237388524887

Thanks Valerie. I emailed Deeds' office. Would love to participate in the CLE? Will you be sending out more information closer to the date? Thanks. *Kate Duvall *(she/her/hers) President and

Dear Virginia practitioners: 1. Increasing Court Appointed Parent Counsel Pay: The Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee will consider Budget Amendment 44 #2s this week, perhaps Thursday.

Dear Virginia Community Members/Practitioners, ? I hope this email finds you well. I’m writing to share information from the National Association of Counsel for

Melissa, I will approve you but am trying to phase out this listserv (at least in the short term) and use this one instead [email protected] so I'll send you an invite for

Please send me the info Valerie. Thanks. *Kate Duvall *(she/her/hers) President and CEO *Piedmont CASA, Inc. <http://www.pcasa.org> * 818 East High

Article this week in the Virginia Cardinal: "It's all set up to make you fail": The General Assembly hasn't changed what court-appointed lawyers in child dependency cases are paid in 23 years. That

Dear Virginia Practitioners: If you represent parents, or wish to support attorneys who do: Tomorrow (Thursday, Jan 5) the Virginia House and Senate Appropriations Committees will hold joint public