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LOST:  3 RING BINDER LOST AT OCT 18 2009 MEETING
REWARD:  $100 for intact binder
"Key Findings in Support of Joint Physical Custody"

CPR Meeting History


2003-2008 Public Meetings.
For 6 years CPR held monthly educational meetings open to the public at William Mitchell College of Law. 
Speakers included judges, lawyers, legislators, police officers, psychologists, and other family court/family 
law professionals. Anyone interested in family law reform was welcome. The purpose of the meetings was to educate 
and empower individuals to understand the family law and family court practices enough to be their own best 
advocate in their personal case, as well as mobilize citizens together who demand change and are willing to work 
together by volunteering their time for family court reform.

2009 Public Meetings.
For 1 year CPR held quarterly educational meetings open to the public at William Mitchell College of Law. 
The speaker format and purpose remained the same as it did the first 6 years. The other 8 meetings throughout 
2009 were limited and restricted to dedicated volunteers who were taking on and managing specific (long term) 
tasks, reporting on results and individual accomplishments, and working with CPR strategizing and determining 
action items that will move forward our reform efforts.

2010 Member Meetings.
CPR will no longer hold educational meetings open to the public. CPR is mobilizing attorneys and establishing 
a law clinic to develop a member program for individuals and working with like-minded and reform-minded attorneys 
to achieve our family law/family court reform goals. CPR still seeks volunteers willing to champion and manage 
specific tasks and/or volunteers for at least 6 months at a time. 

If interested in volunteering your time or resources and be part of the INNER CIRCLE OF FAMILY COURT REFORM, 
please see VOLUNTEER page of this website.


· READ, understand, and consider the following:
TOP 20 Things You Can Do.
These are reform activities you can accomplish independently and prove your value and show your initiative 
to the organization.

· COMPLETE the Volunteer Form below:
Volunteer Form
Let us know your specific areas of expertise and interest.  You will be contacted as soon as we 
have a committee chair for the area you are interested in.