Creating Education for Professionals working with Life-Changing Child Custody Cases
A child's life can change dramatically based on the knowledge and education of child custody professionals.
Be a Part of Project 360
Are you an experienced custody professional with a passion for sharing your knowledge and experience to create better outcomes for children?
From attorneys and mental health professionals, to mediators, child specialists and parenting coordinators, your experience is critical in educating our peers. Children and their families deserve the best outcomes. Ways to get involved include:
Contributing Content Based on Your Experience
Reviewing and Refining Course Materials for Accuracy and Impact
Advise and Guide for the Greatest Strategic Impact
Your experience can us fill critical gaps in custody education. Join us in creating lasting change.
FAQs
We respect your time. Let's start here with some more details, and then have a conversation. We are excited for the opportunity to collaborate.
Project 360 is a national recruiting initiative designed to identify and prepare attorneys, mental health professionals, and mediators to present accredited educational content on a life-changing — and often overlooked — areas of custody law. It is the gateway to a growing platform focused on improving outcomes for children, families, and the professionals who serve them.
We are currently inviting:
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Family law attorneys with experience in custody, mediation, or complex parenting matters
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Mental health professionals such as treating therapists, parenting coordinators and decision-makers
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Court appointed neutrals such as custody evaluators
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Collaborative law professionals
We’re looking for professionals who are committed to ethical practice, child-centered outcomes, and elevating the standards of their field.
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You may be invited to:
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Present CLE or CE-accredited courses (live or recorded)
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Collaborate on curriculum development
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Contribute to online communities or podcasts
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Serve as a subject matter expert in your region
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Yes. Presenters are compensated for their time and expertise. Compensation varies depending on the format (live vs. recorded), accreditation and more. Details are shared during onboarding.
You will receive full credit for your contributions. However, all intellectual property remains with the program to ensure consistency, quality, and long-term alignment across offerings.
You’ll be part of a collaborative team and receive:
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Access to a shared resource library
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Presenter coaching and templates
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Technical support for virtual delivery
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Editorial guidance and feedback
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Possibly. Select contributors may be invited to participate in public-facing opportunities such as podcasts, online communities, or awareness campaigns. These are optional and curated to align with the mission and tone of the platform.
Yes. Several states will launch with full CLE-accredited courses. Most attorney content is jurisdiction-neutral and will be supplemented with state-specific laws and rules where appropriate. Additional states will be added over time.
While the initial focus is on building and launching the core curriculum, Project 360 is designed to grow. One-off courses, state-specific content, and new presentation opportunities will continue to be developed. Contributors may stay involved as long as they wish.
We’re looking for professionals who bring both experience and purpose. Applications are reviewed based on background, alignment with the mission, and readiness to contribute to a collaborative, high-impact team.
Email us you're interested! After that we will have you submit a brief application through a secure form. After review, selected applicants will receive onboarding materials and next steps.
Project 360 Goal
To develop and provide highly specialized education for mental health professionals and attorneys, with a focus on best practices in child custody.
This education currently does not exist or is inadequately in current educational resources.
Our goal through interdisciplinary collaboration is to create the Continuing Legal Education (CLEs) and Continuing Education (CEs) to fill the gaps in current education.
Who We Are
Dedicated Child Custody Professionals
We are a dedicated team of family law attorneys and mental health professionals with a passion for children. We believe in education and sharing our experience through ongoing education for our peers. Mediators, custody evaluators, parenting coordinators and decision makers are also key to our success.
Our Focus
Committed to Creating Education that Does Not Exist, yet
We focus on the case types that are life changing. We focus on topics often overlooked or briefly covered in current education due to their rare or complex nature—despite having some of the greatest impact on children and families.
To fill this gap, we create in-depth resources on niche custody cases, including:
• Uncommon or complex custody scenarios
• High-conflict family dynamics
• Behavioral or mental health challenges
• Cultural or legal nuances
Why We Do It
Improving Outcomes for Children
We aim to improve outcomes for children by educating the professionals who support them during shared custody situations.
Many critical topics are currently overlooked or not addressed in depth. We’re working to change that by developing targeted, practical education.
Our goal is to fill these gaps and equip professionals with the tools and knowledge to:
• Enhance their practice
• Better support parents
• Ultimately improve the well-being of children
Phase 1
Creating CLE and CE for Attorneys and Mental Health Professionals
We are currently assembling our first teams to develop two 8-hour courses: one CLE for attorneys and one CE for mental health professionals.
These courses are designed to comprehensively address our first underrepresented case type and will be submitted for approval by:
• State Bar Associations for attorney CLE credit
• The American Bar Association for mental health CE credit
Courses will be delivered through a learning management system for flexible, on-demand access.
Live conferences may be added in the future.
Looking ahead, Project 360 | Phase 2 will focus on adapting this professional education to support parents navigating custody without legal representation (pro se).
