Cutting Edge Evidence Issues in Today's Fast-Paced Family Law World

Effectively using evidence in family law cases is a must for successfully presenting your case. As social media, electronic communication and technology are constantly evolving, keeping up with the ideas and techniques to present at trial is critical.

This presentation focuses on the Federal Rules of Evidence that are widely applicable across the Untied States to help practitioners admit or exclude evidence. 

Jessica Hall Janicek is a divorce attorney in Texas with a flourishing appellate practice. She has been named a “Top Attorney” by Fort Worth Magazine and 360 West Magazine as well as a Texas Rising Stars honoree by Thomson Reuters. Jessica is an accomplished family law attorney, experienced in both litigation and appellate law. She has a Bachelor’s of Business Administration from Baylor University, and graduated Cum Laude with her Juris Doctorate from Texas Wesleyan School of Law. Ms. Janicek is a member of the Texas Bar Association, the Family Law and Appellate Practice sections of the Texas Bar, the Tarrant County Bar Association She is also a Board Member for the Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association, the Eldon B. Mahon Inns of Court, the Houston Bar Association, and the Family Law Section of the Houston Bar. 

Heather L. King  is the complete family lawyer, one of the few family law attorneys with extensive experience from the beginning of a case, through trial or settlement to the handling of an appeal. Because of her range of talents, she is called upon to handle trials and appeals throughout Texas.
Heather joined KoonsFuller in 2007 as a Shareholder and manager of the firm’s Southlake Office. Ms. King is a past President of the Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists and a former President of the Tarrant County Bar Association and the Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association. She is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and a member of the Family Law Council of the State Bar of Texas and a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.

This program is no longer eligible for CLE credit.