Resource Letter:
For Judges Handling Child Welfare Cases
July 26, 2022
Registration Now Open: 2022 Child Welfare Judges Conference
Monday, October 24 - Wednesday, October 26, 2022
The Children’s Commission, in partnership with the Texas Center for the Judiciary (TCJ), will host the 15th Annual Child Welfare Judges Conference at the Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel and Conference Center in Georgetown, Texas, in October 2022. The program will start with a pre-conference session for Child Protection Court judges and their court coordinators on the morning of Monday, October 24. All judges are welcome to attend the Child Welfare Judges Conference which will begin midday on Monday, October 24 and end midday on Wednesday, October 26.

Registration for the conference is now open and is limited to judges who hear civil child welfare cases. Child Protection Court judges should plan to attend the pre-conference meeting with their coordinators and are requested to add the "pre-conference" option when registering. Separate information and a registration link will be forthcoming for coordinators.

There is no registration fee to attend the pre-conference or the conference. The conference curriculum will provide a minimum of 13 CJE and 13 FV hours. Please look for additional announcements about the agenda and speakers.

In the meantime, please save your spot for the pre-conference and/or full program by registering on TCJ’s website at the following link: 2022 Child Welfare Judges Conference. Please note that users will need to be signed in to the TCJ website to view the webpage.

We look forward to seeing you all in person in October!
Having trouble viewing this message? Try View as Webpage
For a complete list of Resource Letters, please visit the Children's Commission webpage. Information provided by the Children’s Commission should not be read as a commentary by the Supreme Court of Texas or any other court. The Children’s Commission website is not equipped to facilitate dialogue or conversation about matters related to the information in this communique. For more information about the Children’s Commission, please visit our website.
STAY CONNECTED