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    • Feb 20, 2018
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CALL FOR ARTICLES

The Family Law Section WANTS YOU to write for one of three publications: The Florida Bar Journal, the Family Law Section's Commentator and/or FAMSEG. For more information contact C. Debra Welch or Lori Caldwell-Carr.


Journal: To be considered for publication in The Florida Bar Journal, the article should be scholarly and relate in some manner to family law. It should be 12-15 pages in length, complete with end notes.


Commentator: The Family Law Section's glossy quarterly magazine. Articles could range from substantive articles to advice about lifestyle and wellness.


FAMSEG: Have an announcement? Pictures of a section event? Something light and fluffy? FAMSEG is your place! If you have any of the above or suggestions to improve the look and feel of FAMSEG, please contact Editor Ron Kauffman.




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