Mediators & Arbitrators of America (“MAA”) is offering the domestic violence training course necessary to meet the new guidelines of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 154.05. This intense 6 hour class focuses on the following core components: Dynamics of Domestic Violence (myths and facts and impact of trauma and its presentations); Child Exposure and Child Welfare (effect of domestic violence on parenting, intersection of domestic violence and child abuse, and mandatory reporting requirements); Texas Statutory Framework (Tex/Fam presumptions around conservatorship when domestic violence is presence, protective orders, reporting laws and procedures, impact of statutory requirements); and, Practice Guidance (lethality factors, mediation safety plans, anger management, ethical reporting requirements, stalking, and anger management). This training program is interactive and meets the requirements of the Texas Council on Family Violence and Texas Advocacy Project.

Mediators & Arbitrators of America (“MAA”) is offering the domestic violence training course necessary to meet the new guidelines of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 154.05. This intense 6 hour class focuses on the following core components: Dynamics of Domestic Violence (myths and facts and impact of trauma and its presentations); Child Exposure and Child Welfare (effect of domestic violence on parenting, intersection of domestic violence and child abuse, and mandatory reporting requirements); Texas Statutory Framework (Tex/Fam presumptions around conservatorship when domestic violence is presence, protective orders, reporting laws and procedures, impact of statutory requirements); and, Practice Guidance (lethality factors, mediation safety plans, anger management, ethical reporting requirements, stalking, and anger management). This training program is interactive and meets the requirements of the Texas Council on Family Violence and Texas Advocacy Project.

Mediators & Arbitrators of America (“MAA”) is offering the domestic violence training course necessary to meet the new guidelines of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 154.05. This intense 6 hour class focuses on the following core components: Dynamics of Domestic Violence (myths and facts and impact of trauma and its presentations); Child Exposure and Child Welfare (effect of domestic violence on parenting, intersection of domestic violence and child abuse, and mandatory reporting requirements); Texas Statutory Framework (Tex/Fam presumptions around conservatorship when domestic violence is presence, protective orders, reporting laws and procedures, impact of statutory requirements); and, Practice Guidance (lethality factors, mediation safety plans, anger management, ethical reporting requirements, stalking, and anger management). This training program is interactive and meets the requirements of the Texas Council on Family Violence and Texas Advocacy Project.

Mediators & Arbitrators of America (“MAA”) is offering the domestic violence training course necessary to meet the new guidelines of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 154.05. This intense 6 hour class focuses on the following core components: Dynamics of Domestic Violence (myths and facts and impact of trauma and its presentations); Child Exposure and Child Welfare (effect of domestic violence on parenting, intersection of domestic violence and child abuse, and mandatory reporting requirements); Texas Statutory Framework (Tex/Fam presumptions around conservatorship when domestic violence is presence, protective orders, reporting laws and procedures, impact of statutory requirements); and, Practice Guidance (lethality factors, mediation safety plans, anger management, ethical reporting requirements, stalking, and anger management). This training program is interactive and meets the requirements of the Texas Council on Family Violence and Texas Advocacy Project.