Mandatory Information Program Presenters for 311 Jarvis and 47 Sheppard
Anyone who wishes to assist William Cornet from Cornet Consulting & Mediation, the service provider for the OCJ Toronto (311Jarvis and 47 Sheppard Ave. E.) in presenting the lawyer’s portion of the Mandatory Information Program (MIP) from now until March 2012 would be appreciated.
There is a short training for presenters. This training qualifies the lawyer for one (1) hour of professionalism credit under the Law Society of Upper Canada guidelines. The lawyer is responsible for reporting this training to the Law Society of Upper Canada using the Law Society’s portal at https://portaLlsuc.on.ca.
The assignment is voluntary, however, presenting the MIP will qualify for half (.5) of an hour of professionalism credit and three and a half (3.5) hours of substantive credit. These credits can be claimed once per year.
William Cornet
Cornet Consulting & Mediation Inc.
25 Sheppard Ave. W, Suite 300
Toronto, ON, M2N 6S6
Tel:416-225-1955 or 416-907-7367
Cell:647-972-4206
Fax:416-225-4156
classicouomo@on.aibn.com
www.cornetconsulting.ca
Mandatory Information Program Training, presenters
Mediate393 is now providing Family Mediation and Information Services at 393 University Avenue. As part of the delivery of mediation services, we are also responsible for providing the Mandatory Information Programs (MIPs). The MIP helps families learn about the effects of separation on children and adults and the options available to them to resolve their disputes. The presentation has been prepared by the Ministry of the Attorney General with a detailed accompanying script.
The program is held on Monday and Wednesday evenings every second week from 5:30 to 8:00 pm at 361 University Avenue. Each presentation requires both a lawyer and mental health professional. A brief training session is required. In addition to taking the Mandatory Information Program Training, presenters must complete the government of Ontario’s Serve-ability training which provides accessibility standards for customer service. Lawyers receive 1 hour of professionalism credit under the LSUC guidelines and an additional .5 hours of professionalism and 3.5 hours of substantive credit for the presentation.
If you are interested in being part of the presentation roster, please email info@mediate393.ca with your contact details.