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TLS February Meeting Presented a View from the Bench

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aholt-headshot-webby Doug Aholt
Chambers & Aholt

On February 23, Judge Jay Roth of the State Court of Fulton County traveled to DeKalb County to share stories, laughs and practical advice with the DBA Trial Lawyers Section as part of our “View From The Bench” series. Many of the TLS members have had the occasion to appear before Judge Roth in the courtroom, or knew him due to community events. As such, Judge Roth felt quite at home and enjoyed his informal evening with the TLS.

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DeKalb Bar Family Section Program Describes DFCS And Juvenile Court Processes

Georgia Lordby Georgia Lord
Georgia Lord Law

At the section’s February 4 breakfast meeting, attorneys Lila Bradley and Lynn Goldman provided a wealth of practical information regarding Department of Family and Children Services investigations and related Juvenile Court proceedings. They noted that a DFCS investigation can pop up unexpectedly during a custody dispute (for instance, in response to a complaint by other party or a member of their family), and cautioned that the manner in which a parent responds to the investigator can have a critical impact on the outcome of their custody case (and the well being of the child involved).

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Judging Actions Versus Judging People

dan-dewoskin-new-photoby Daniel DeWoskin
President, DeKalb Bar Association
atlantatrial.com

Long ago, when I was a teenager, I met a man who told me that he struggled to resist the urge to judge people, but instead preferred to judge their actions. I did not realize at that time how profound that simple statement was, how much it meant for me, and how long I would remember him saying it.

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