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Florida Online Traffic School

MCBA’s online courses are fast, convenient and inexpensive. Courses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All instructions are included online. You can start and stop programs, picking up where you left off, as many times as you like. Phone support is available for questions about using any of the online courses.

Courses offered:

All traffic courses are approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles and sponsored by the American Safety Council.

Parent Education and Family Stabilization Online Course

MCBA’s online courses are fast, convenient and inexpensive. Courses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All instructions are included online. You can start and stop programs, picking up where you left off, as many times as you like. Phone support is available for questions about using any of the online courses.

About This Course
This four-hour course is required by Florida law for concerned parties seeking to obtain a final judgment of dissolution of marriage in Florida when minor children are involved. The course is approved by the Department of Children & Families and provided by a division of the University of Continuing Education. Click here to take course and for more information

FLORIDA BAR FOUNDATION

Learn more about the Foundation’s grant programs, access Foundation
news and publications, or give online.

The Florida Bar Foundation
Leadership and Funding for Justice in Florida
http://www.floridabarfoundation.org
250 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 600P
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407.843.0045 (FL 800.541.2195)
Fax: 407.839.0287

Martin County Women Lawyers Association

For more information about the chapter and for meeting details, contact
2022 – 23 President Abby Spears at 561-686-3307 or aspears@nasonyeager.com

FLORIDA BAR FOUNDATION

Learn more about the Foundation’s grant programs, access Foundation
news and publications, or give online.

The Florida Bar Foundation
Leadership and Funding for Justice in Florida
http://www.floridabarfoundation.org
250 S. Orange Avenue, Suite 600P
Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: 407.843.0045 (FL 800.541.2195)
Fax: 407.839.0287

Issues with a Lawyer

The Martin County Bar Association is a voluntary bar organization.

If you are experiencing issues with a particular attorney, and are unable to settle your dispute with them, please contact the Florida Bar at: 1-850-561-5600 or visit their website at: http://www.floridabar.org.

The 19th Circuit Professionalism Committee may also be a resource; contact Committee Chair, Lillian Ewen, ewenl@circuit19.org. Term ends 9/30/2024

The MCBA is a Voluntary Bar Association

Dedicated to serving Martin County’s legal community and legal needs.  Our membership of more than 500 attorneys include residents of Martin, Indian River, Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Palm Beach Counties who are involved in legal activities of Martin County.  Our goal is to foster the development of the Martin county legal community through providing high quality continuing education, information about our members to the general public, collegial social events and networking opportunities, as well as, provide community service/pro bono outreach.

JUSTICE TEACHING

State and national surveys frequently suggest that Americans in general know little about the operation of the American justice system, and they do not understand the basic principles underlying our constitutional institutions and structures.

With this in mind, in 2006 a major effort was galvanized to further law-related education in the State of Florida. The name of the effort is Justice Teaching, an initiative of then-Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice R. Fred Lewis. The ultimate goal of this program is to pair a legal professional with every elementary, middle, and high school in the state of Florida.

The program aims to benefit students in the following ways: promote an understanding of Florida’s justice system and our laws, develop critical thinking abilities and problem solving skills, and demonstrate the effective interaction of our courts within the constitutional structure. Justice Teaching is governed by a Select Committee. Appointed by then-Chief Justice Lewis, the members of the Select Committee consist of judges from each of Florida’s five appellate districts and twenty judicial circuits.

In addition, the Select Committee membership includes representatives of The Florida Bar, the Florida Association of District School Superintendents, and the Florida Law Related Education Association. The District Courts of Appeal judge from each of the five districts serves as the lead contact for that region.
For information about Justice Teaching, please contact
Judge Roby at: 772-288-5560, robyw@circuit19.org or visit the website at:
http://www.justiceteaching.org.

We look forward to working/teaching with you!

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