Fam-Ki offers training courses, seminars, working groups and expert lectures on various child-related topics and issues that play a role in family court decisions.
Our goal is to enable and further develop family court proceedings at a high professional level.
For several years, we have participated in the working group on procedural representation and child custody law within the German Bar Association (DAV), Bremen section, through which we have organized numerous lectures. Furthermore, we advocate for children's rights as board members of Kinder haben Rechte Bremen e.V. (Children Have Rights Bremen).
Together, we want to bridge the gap between research and practice and advocate for child protection and children's rights. For children to truly be seen in legal proceedings, all parties involved must be well-trained. We want to contribute to this.
In the best interests of the child?
What is the best possible outcome for children and young people in family court proceedings, and how can it be achieved?
What does the law mean by "child welfare"?
What criteria are decisive for the normative determination of a child's welfare?
the new findings in scientific research?
Is the current state of research known and is it adequately incorporated?
Main topics:
- Care and handling
- Children of divorce
- Foster children and foster families
- Child protection
- Child welfare and child's wishes
- Domestic violence and custody rights
- Highly contentious child custody proceedings
- traumatization
- Attachment problems
- neglect
- Abuse and much more.
Science & Research
Our professional development courses offer you, as a specialist, the opportunity to update your knowledge. We collaborate with leading experts from academia, research, and practice, and select renowned speakers.
Understanding the well-being of children
We convey an interdisciplinary approach through legal, social-pedagogical, medical, ethical and child-psychological issues and content.
For all those who want to educate themselves
Our training courses are designed for judges, legal representatives, lawyers, staff in youth welfare offices and counseling centers, as well as all other interested professionals from related fields. Specialist lawyers can also earn continuing education credits.
Contact persons
Matthias Westerholt
E-mail:
Tel.: 0421 / 16 55 290
Fax: 0421/16 55 292
Dr. Christine Böttger
E-mail:
Tel.: 0421 431 56 30
Fax: 0421/ 431 56 29
Contact person
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Telephone: 0421 241 933 64Website: https://www.fam-ki.de
