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RainsDuration:59 MinutesFormat:Audio and Video Materials for Webinar (1.66 MB) 18 Pages Available after Purchase Faculty Megan Riesmeyer Related seminars and products: 1 EDUCATIONTHE DICKINSON SCHOOL OF LAW OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYCarlisle, PAJuris Doctor, May 2003 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARENewark, DEB.A., Criminal Justice, May 1999   PROFESSIONAL LAW-RELATED BACKGROUNDDickinson School of Law, Pennsylvania State UniversityCarlisle, PADIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY LAW CLINIC1/14 – Present CLINICAL PROFESSOR     7/06 – PresentDirect the activities of the Community Law Clinic.  Administer and supervise students in the law practice associated with family and disability matters confronting low-income clients.Supervise students in the representation of indigent clients in matters relating to divorce, support, custody, adoption, protection from abuse, child dependency and social security/disability.Teach weekly course associated with Clinic class.  Lead classes and discussions on various aspects of family and disability law and the practice of law in general.Prepare students in all aspects of legal representation including interviewing clients, preparing legal documents, preparing for and attending hearings and court proceedings, preparing and filing legal briefs and memoranda.DOCTRINAL COURSES: Family Law Spring 2016ASSOCIATECarlisle, PAThe Law Offices of LopezNeuharth, LLP8/03 – 1/06Represented clients in family law and bankruptcy matters including divorce, support, custody, adoption, and chapter 7 bankruptcies.  Court appointed counsel representing parents in Cumberland and Franklin County Children and Youth dependency cases.  Guardian ad litem in dependency and private custody cases. SOLE PRACTITIONERMechanicsburg, PAMegan Malone, Attorney at Law1/06 – 7/06Represented parents and children in Cumberland and Franklin County Children and Youth dependency cases as court appointed counsel.  Guardian ad litem in private custody cases.    OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCECASEWORKERAdams County, PAAdams County Children and Youth Services11/99 – 8/00Managed caseload of 15 families for dependent and at-risk children and families.  Worked in the on-going unit following the progress of children in placement, and once returned to the family.  Worked with families to prevent adjudication and placement of children.  BAR MEMBERSHIPS Supreme Court of Pennsylvania U.S. Supreme Court   PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Pennsylvania Bar Association Cumberland County Bar Association, 2nd Vice President Cumberland County Bar Association Young Lawyer’s Division Cumberland County Bar Association Family Law Section Cumberland County Inns of Court County Delegate to PBA House of Delegates Zone 3 PBA YLD Co-Chair   PRESENTATIONSPanelist Family Law in Pennsylvania (PBI)October 2009Social Security, SSI and Support,Domestic Relations Association of PA, Western ConferenceJune 2010PFA Practice in Cumberland CountyAugust 2010Co-Presenter on Improvident Transactions, SEALS ConferenceJuly 2011Co-Planner Basics of Support Law, PBI Course2012 & 2014  PUBLICATIONS“A Practitioner’s Guide to New Developments In Pennsylvania’s Child Protection Laws,” with Lucy Johnston-Walsh, The Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly, April 2015, Volume 86, No. 2  VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIESBoard member, Hershey Medical Center Ethics Committee Board member, Community Justice Project County Coordinator, Wills For Heroes Program   AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS Member of Pennsylvania Bar Association Bar Leadership Institute2011-2012Pennsylvania Bar Association Pro Bono Award2013  Professor Emeritus Robert E. Rains Related seminars and products: 1 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND:July 2013 – present: Professor Emeritus, The Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law.August 1983 – June 2013:  Professor, The Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law*, Carlisle, PA.  Asst. Prof. 1983-87; Assoc. Prof. 1987-89.  Director, Community Law Clinic (formerly the Family Law and Disability Law Clinics).  Courses:  Family Law; Comparative and International Family Law; Juvenile Law; Law and Individuals with Disabilities.  Past courses taught:  Administrative Law; Education Law; Equal Protection and Civil Rights; Appellate Advocacy; Legislation; Legal Methods, Research and Writing.Fall 1980 – Spring 1983:  Adjunct Professor, The Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle, PA.  Education Law Seminar; Law and the Handicapped Seminar; Temporary Supervisor, Legal Assistance Program for the State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill, PA.October 1979 – August 1983:  Partner, law firm of Rains & Jacobsen, Harrisburg, PA.General civil practice emphasizing human services, governmental benefits and civil rights.August 1974 – October 1979:  Deputy Attorney General, Pennsylvania Department of Justice, Harrisburg, PA. EDUCATION:  Harvard Law School, J.D. 1974.  Michigan State University, B.A. Political Science 1970. BAR MEMBERSHIPS:  Supreme Court of Pennsylvania  U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania  U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania  U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit  U.S. Supreme Court       *The Dickinson School of Law became part of The Pennsylvania State University in July 1997.