How To Understand Child Custody Laws Vancouver WA

Times: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Phone: 360-425-6177

Address:
1347 14th Avenue
Longview, WA

Description:
IF YOU LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE - especially our newly chosen partner families - we've got a place for you. Our Family Support Team serves as an advocate to our partner familiy and you team up with other members to help during the build process; while they're preparing and getting into their home. We NEED two or three additional ADVOCATES. Please call Marion Metke or the office at 425-6177 for additional information.

Times: 8am-8pm
Email: hallie@theseminargroup.net
Phone: (800) 574-4852

Address:
121 SW Salmon, Bldg. 2
Portland, OR

Description:
The area of construction law has never been more exciting ¨C or more challenging! With the currently difficult economic times, there is no margin for error in understanding the rights and responsibilities between the various construction project participants ¨C and the need to be up-to-date on new legal developments has never been greater.At this dynamic and fast-paced conference, Oregon¡¯s top construction law experts will offer critical insights into the issues that will impact your clients in the years to come. Don¡¯t miss this opportunity to learn the latest developments in Oregon Construction Law. Your clients will thank you!

Times: 8am-8pm
Email: hallie@theseminargroup.net
Phone: (800) 574-4852

Address:
121 SW Salmon, Bldg. 2
Portland, OR

Description:
Environmental regulation at the local, state and federal level is an ever evolving field. At present, regulation of greenhouse gases (GHG¡¯s), enhancement of energy efficiency and exploration of renewable sources of energy, all within the context of a challenging global economy, are of particular near-term interest to regulators. New regulations regarding energy and climate change policy will likely have wide-ranging impact.This seminar will provide historical perspective on regulations in these areas, as well as focus on new developments in other regulatory areas including enforcement, site remediation, water initiatives and long term funding strategies. Leading attorneys, consultants and government representatives will provide their diverse and in-depth perspective on where regulators are likely to take environmental policy over the next several years. This insight will be useful for attorneys, consultants, government managers and other professionals with an interest in environmental, energy and natural resources policy.

Times: 8am-8pm

Address:
121 SW Salmon, Bldg 2
Portland, OR

Description:
This seminar will include an overview and update of Oregon and federal eminent domain and land valuation litigation, with emphasis on the impacts of the 2007 initiative (Ballot Measure 39) on eminent domain practice, appraisal standards (USPAP), and recent court decisions impacting state and federal eminent domain. This program is a must for anyone involved in the governmental land acquisition process, whether as an attorney, appraiser, government official, or owner. You will hear first hand from leading attorneys and appraisers with extensive practical experience in eminent domain. Subjects addressed will include, in addition to overview and updates, impacts of Ballot Measure 39, inverse condemnation, condemnation defenses, relocation regulations, ethical considerations for lawyer and appraiser, USPAP, and urban condemnation case studies.