Kirk Stange Presenting at the Missouri Bar's 16th Annual Family Law Conference

Jul 26, 2016

Founding Partner, Kirk C. Stange, of Stange Law Firm, PC and divorce and family law attorney, to be apart of the 16th Annual Family Law Conference. Kirk will be teaching on the important and emerging topic titled: Facebook Evidence and Divorce.

St. Louis, MO - July 26, 2016 - (Newswire.com)

St. Louis divorce lawyer Kirk Stange, Founding Partner at Stange Law Firm, PC, will be teaching a section at the 16th Annual Family Law Conference presented by The Missouri Bar. The conference will be from August 4th until August 6th, and will be held in Branson, Missouri. Kirk will be teaching on a much anticipated section entitled: Facebook Evidence and Divorce for Missouri Divorce Attorneys.  This is Kirk's third straight year teaching a the Missouri Bar Family Law Conference.

The conference is held each year to educate attorneys on a wide range of different family law topics. Other than St. Louis, Missouri divorce lawyer Kirk Stange's topic, some of the highlighted sections that are during the conference include:

  • GAL Workshops
  • Basic Family Law Track
  • Judicial Panels
  • Mediation Workshops
  • Litigation Track
  • Legislative Workshop
  • Case Law Update
  • Legal Ethics at the Movies
  • Evidence and Advocacy
  • Minimizing Miscommunication in Child Interviews
  • & many more.

During Kirk's seminar section about Facebook Evidence and Divorce, he will be teaching an array of subjects that include social media and divorce. The discussion will go as follows:

  • Introduction: What Type of Information to Look For
  • Subpoenaing Facebook for Relevant Records
  • Ethical Risks of Using "Friending" to Obtain Personal Information
  • How to Authenticate the Data
  • Latest Court Opinions
  • and, Social Media When Divorcing

Kirk has dedicated his practice to family law, and has had gathered the experience and knowledge on teaching sections about how Facebook and social media can ultimately effect a divorce proceeding. Kirk is very excited to be a part the 16th Annual Family Law Conference by the Missouri Bar and to be able to educate his fellow attorneys on how social media may pertain to a divorce.

Note: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. Kirk C. Stange is responsible for the content. Principal place of business 120 South Central Avenue, Suite 450, St. Louis (Clayton), Missouri 63105.  Toll Free: 1-855-805-0595.






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