George W. Kent has been a paralegal instructor for Keiser College since 1997. In
2002, he received the Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, the highest faculty award
given by the Keiser collegiate system. He practiced law for many years but later
changed direction, concentrating on business endeavors, legal writing, and teaching
at the college level. These endeavors include: the development of online paralegal
courses; being a freelance editor for a national publishing company; and writing, editing,
and publishing law books/materials on subjects such as municipal law, insurance law,
and the proper service of legal process. Family Law for Paralegals is the second textbook
authored by George Kent for the McGraw-Hill Paralegal Titles series, following
his earlier textbook Wills, Trusts, and Estates for Paralegals.
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