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In this clinic, up to twelve students per semester represent indigent clients, primarily before the Court of Common Please of Cumberland County, in domestic matters. Cases include divorce, child support, spousal support, custody and visitation, dependency (neglect), domestic violence, and related matters. Students are required to work 16 hours a week at the Clinic, and there are weekly clinic meetings, either as a group or individually with supervisors.
Prerequisite: or concurrent: FMEST962 and faculty approval