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- Posted April 12, 2010
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Citizens sought to serve on Friend of the Court Advisory Committee

The Oakland County Board of Commissioners is seeking interested citizens to volunteer to serve the community through appointment to the Friend of the Court Citizen Advisory Committee (FOC/CAC).
The FOC/CAC's purpose is to advise the Court and the Board of Commissioners regarding the Friend of the Court's limited duties and performances, and to review certain grievances limited to office operation and gender bias. The FOC/CAC is advisory only; it does not have any power or authority over Friend of the Court operations. The committee cannot intervene in individual cases.
The current opening must be filled and requires a "Family Law Practice Attorney" for a three-year term to the Friend of the Court Citizens Advisory Committee. The three-year term begins July 1, 2010.
Applications will be accepted through Friday, April 16.
To apply or receive more information about this position, or to obtain and submit an application online, go to: Friend of the Court Citizens Advisory Committee Application Form at www.oakgov.com/boc/index.
For additional information, contact the Oakland County Board of Commissioners' Office at (248) 858-0103.
A county resident may apply to serve on the FOC/CAC by completing an application form. Forms may be requested form the Oakland County Board of Commissioners office at (248) 858-0104. Completed applications should be returned by Friday, April 16, to: Oakland County Board of Commissioners 1200 Telegraph Road, Dept. 470, Pontiac, 48341; or fax to (248) 858-1572.
Published: Mon, Apr 12, 2010
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