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Ariana D. Meyers

Professor Ariana D. Meyers Publishes Article in the Child and Family Law Journal

Categories: Alumni, Faculty

The article explores practical strategies for drafting clear, precise, and effective parenting plans to reduce post-judgment conflict and support children’s best interests. Assistant Professor of Law and Family Law Clinic Director Ariana D. Meyers has published “From Conflict to Clarity: Drafting Parenting Plans Grounded in Practicality and Precision” in the Child and Family Law Journal, […]

Professor Ariana D. Meyers Presents on Reproductive Rights at SEALS Annual Conference

Categories: Faculty

Professor Ariana D. Meyers presented on two panels at the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) Annual Conference, held July 31–August 1 in Amelia Island, Florida. During the Family Law Workshop, she spoke on the panels “New Developments in Reproductive Rights and Justice” and “Reproductive Rights and Justice”. Her presentation, drawn from her forthcoming article, […]

Understanding the Toolbox in Family Law Cases

Categories: Faculty

Ariana D. Meyers, Assistant Faculty of Law, Presents at the 2026 North Dakota Judicial Institute Ariana D. Meyers recently presented at the 2026 North Dakota Judicial Institute on “Understanding the Toolbox: Parenting Coordinators, GALs, Investigators, and Other Court Resources.” Her presentation highlighted the range of resources available to district court judges in family law matters, […]

Professor Ariana D. Meyers to present at Minnesota Paralegal Association Conference

Categories: Faculty

The annual convention will be held May 16, 2025 at Inver Hills Community College Professor Meyers’ presentation, titled Drafting Effective Parenting Plans: A Guide for Paralegals, will provide tools to draft comprehensive and enforceable parenting plans. The presentation will cover legal requirements, best practices for addressing custody, parenting time, decision-making authority, dispute resolution methods and […]