CEB Contributor
Hon. Mark Albert Juhas
Judge at Los Angeles Superior Court
Judge Mark Juhas sits in a general family law assignment on the Los Angeles Superior Court. He is the immediate past chair of the California Commission on Access to Justice. For the California Judicial Council, Judge Juhas has been on the CJER Governing Committee and a past Co-chair of the Family and Juvenile Advisory Committee; he was a member of the Elkins Family Law Task Force, Elkins Family Law Implementation Task Force and Self-Represented Litigant Task Force.
Judge Juhas recently received a lifetime achievement award from the Family Law Section of the State Bar, a Distinguished Service Award from the California Judicial Council and the Aranda Access to Justice award from the Judicial Council, among other honors.
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22nd Annual Family Law Year in Review
Garrett Clark Dailey
January 13, 2026
The 22nd Annual Beyond the Basics™: Year in Review continues its tradition of delivering the most authoritative, engaging, and practical update in California family law — featuring Garrett Dailey and Judge Mark Juhas, now joined by Jillian Duggan-Herd. This "must-watch" program delivers an authoritative review of the past year’s most significant California cases, statutes, and rule changes — paired with expert commentary and practical insights from these leaders in the field.
Family Law
Civility 2024 - A Family Law Update
Garrett Clark Dailey
January 23, 2025
This targeted program examines the growing emphasis on civility in California legal practice, with a focus on developments relevant to family law attorneys. Drawing on the California Attorney Guidelines of Civility and Professionalism, the 2021 California Civility Task Force Report, and proposed additions to the Rules of Professional Conduct, the program also highlights recent case law underscoring the courts’ increasing intolerance for unprofessional conduct.
Family Law
Ethics 2024 - A Family Law Update
Garrett Clark Dailey
January 23, 2025
This focused update explores significant 2024 developments at the intersection of ethics and attorney’s fees in California family law practice. Drawing from recent case law, the program examines issues surrounding flat fee arrangements, mediation-related expenses, discovery sanctions, and the ethical considerations that arise in fee disputes.
Family Law
Reproductive Coercion
Hon. Mark Albert Juhas
January 1, 2024
Reproductive coercion is a new addition to the DVPA that includes control over pregnancy outcomes. In this program, Judge Mark A.
Family Law, Domestic Violence Prevention Act (DVPA)
Abuse or Protected Activity: 1st Amendment Issues in Domestic Violence
Hon. Mark Albert Juhas
January 1, 2024
The First Amendment is crucial in family law contexts, as First Amendment rights must be narrowly tailored in court orders. Exploring the intersection of the First Amendment and family law, particularly in the context of domestic violence, Judge Mark A.
Family Law
A Brief Discussion of the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Hon. Mark Albert Juhas
January 1, 2024
Explore the ethical implications and practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal profession based on the increasing role of AI in law, the importance of transparency, the potential for bias in AI outputs, and the need for lawyers to understand and manage the ethical considerations surrounding AI use. This program with Hon.
Legal Ethics
Domestic Violence: Decoding Abuse across Cultures
Hon. Mark Albert Juhas
July 1, 2018
Panel 3 of the 6th Annual Cultural Competency in Family Law Practice Seminar (2018) Domestic abuse is a public health and safety concern that continues to impact women, men, and children across all racial, religious, and societal groups. Yet, domestic abuse manifests differently across these groups.
Family Law
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