Course Description

Gain practical legal knowledge designed specifically for mental health professionals through three engaging presentations that address the issues therapists are most likely to encounter in family court. Learn how to respond appropriately to subpoenas, understand your legal and ethical responsibilities, and develop the skills needed to testify confidently and professionally in court. You'll also receive a clear, step-by-step overview of the family court process, from the filing of a petition through the entry of a final decree, helping you better understand what your clients experience throughout litigation. Whether you're new to the legal system or looking to strengthen your courtroom confidence, these sessions provide practical guidance you can immediately apply in your practice.

Instructor

Logan Hartz

Family Attorney

Logan M. Hartz is an Oklahoma, North Carolina, and Indiana licensed attorney whose practice focuses solely on family law and the legal issues that frequently intersect with the work of mental health professionals. Since 2020, he has worked with families in divorce, custody, guardianship, and protective order cases, and has developed a practical understanding of how therapists, attorneys, and courts interact during family law proceedings. Mr. Hartz is committed to professional legal education. He has developed resources and trainings focused on helping both self-represented litigants and professionals understand the structure and expectations of family courts in Oklahoma. He further operates “of counsel” for mid-size therapy practices as a legal consultant when therapists are presented with subpoenas and court orders. Mr. Hartz earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law, graduating with highest honors, and is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. His trainings focus on translating legal requirements into practical guidance that therapists and practice leaders can use to confidently respond when legal issues arise in their work.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand family court procedure

  • Build confidence when receiving legal documents from attorneys. Identify subpoena and court order authority

  • Identify where your clients are in a family court case based on legal language clients may use

  • Develop skills for testifying in court

Course curriculum

    1. Must Complete Prior to Receiving Link

    1. Therapist Reference Guide - Navigating Family Courts, Subpoenas, & Testimony

    1. Zoom Link for Logan Hartz on August 14th

    1. Logan Hartz - Understanding Family Courts Seminar from August 14th 2026

    1. Logan Hartz - TEST

    1. Post Seminar Survey — Do not complete until after seminar

About this course

  • $125.00
  • 3 Course Topics
  • 3 Hours of content

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