Riding Without Seatbelts

An episode of the The Children's Law Podcast podcast, hosted by True North Child Advocates, titled "Riding Without Seatbelts" was published on January 6, 2026 and runs 23 minutes.

January 6, 2026 ·23m · The Children's Law Podcast

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In this episode, John, Jim and Angela discuss the transformative power of filing claims on behalf of your clients. We discuss your duty as a children's lawyer and the specific benefits to your clients.
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