Whittier Law Journal of Child & Family Advocacy

We, the 2016-2017 Journal E-Board, received our honors last night for the hard work that our team has put into the organization. Our teamwork brought us closer together and all of our efforts have paid off to make the Journal the best it can be. We are sad it's over, but we wish the incoming E-Board all the best!

Please join us on April 14, 2017 for a symposium entitled "Families Across Borders: When Immigration Law and Family Law Collide" This is a FREE event and California attorneys can receive up to 6 hours of general MCLE credit. The symposium is brought to you by Whittier Law School's Center for Children and Families and the Journal of Child & Family Advocacy. Official RSVPs will be available on the Whittier Law School website shortly. You may also e-mail Maria Bisbee at [email protected].

We’re in DC where actor Ashton Kutcher is testifying at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on how to put an end to modern slavery

Be sure to check out this fantastic event from our officemates! Whittier Law Review and Whittier Law School’s Center for Intellectual Property Law are proud to announce the annual symposium entitled, "Emerging Dilemmas in Entertainment Law: Resolving Technology’s New Ethical Concerns," will be held November 11, 2016 at Whittier Law School in Costa Mesa, CA. Featuring Keynote Speaker Katie Oyama, Senior Policy Counsel for Google. 5.5 hours of MCLE credit (0.5 in Ethics) available. For more information and to RSVP/register, please visit: goo.gl/Citq2V

Fall 2016 Journal Orientation! A big welcome to the new candidates.

Volume 15 of the Whittier Journal of Child & Family Advocacy is here!!! Visit the link in our About section to order a copy.

Congratulations to our former Research Editor, Michelle Leverton!

Congrats to all of our Journal family!

Fathering a baby...after death? Yes, it's possible. Professor Judith Daar discussed the legal issues regarding post-mortem sperm extraction on KPCC radio. Take a listen here: