As Texas Supreme Court justices consider a proposed set of standardized pro se divorce forms, the State Bar of Texas Family Law Section is promoting the expansion of its pro bono initiative aimed at providing more lawyers to assist the indigent with family law cases.

Diana Friedman, the Family Law Section’s chairwoman, says that in August the section retained Professional Solutions Group, a Dallas public relations firm, to publicize the initiative and help with the section’s website. According to the section’s Aug. 28 press release about the expanded pro bono initiative, PSG specializes in legal public relations and marketing.

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