Government
Jun. 27, 2019
Dependency counsel funding draws national praise
Governor Gavin Newsom delivered on his campaign’s promise to invest in California’s children and families in the Budget Act of 2020. With the overwhelming support of the Legislature, Newsom increased the state’s commitment for dependency counsel by $20 million and identified another $34 million in federal funding.
Jill Mcinerney
Dependency Representation Program
Bar Association of San Francisco's
Email: Jill@McInerneyFamilyLaw.com
Governor Gavin Newsom delivered on his campaign's promise to invest in California's children and families in the Budget Act of 2020. With the overwhelming support of the Legislature, Newsom increased the state's commitment for dependency counsel by $20 million and identified another $34 million in federal funding. The work to revive and rebuild this important statewide (and statutorily mandated) program providing representation of children and families, decimated afte...
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