Soberlink to sponsor AFCC Indiana annual conference

Soberlink will join AFCC Indiana’s 2026 Annual Conference in Indianapolis on Oct. 23 as a Premier Platinum Sponsor. The family-law event will focus on parent-child contact problems, including cases involving substance use and safety concerns.

Why it matters: - The conference brings together judges, lawyers, therapists, parenting coordinators and child advocates working on difficult custody and parenting-time disputes. - The program focuses on cases where a child resists or refuses contact with a parent, including situations involving substance use or safety concerns. - Soberlink’s sponsorship puts its alcohol monitoring tools in front of professionals who help manage family-law cases.

What happened: - AFCC Indiana will host its 2026 Annual Conference, “The ABCs of PCCPs: Parent-child Contact Problems and Potential Solutions,” on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026. - The event will take place at the Founders Lodge Event and Conference Center in Indianapolis. - Soberlink will support the conference as a Premier Platinum Sponsor. - Soberlink will attend the conference and meet with family-law professionals.

The details: - The one-day program is designed for judges, lawyers, court-involved therapists, parenting coordinators and child advocates. - Sessions will cover best practices for enforcing parenting-time orders. - The conference will also address how these cases change when substance use or safety concerns are involved. - More information is available at the conference website. - Soberlink describes itself as a leader in alcohol monitoring technology for family law. - The company’s system combines a professional-grade breathalyzer, facial recognition technology, wireless connectivity and real-time reporting. - Soberlink says the platform is used in family law, treatment and professional monitoring programs. - More information about the company is available on Soberlink’s website.

Between the lines: - Sponsoring a family-law conference gives Soberlink a direct audience with decision-makers who may recommend or use monitoring technology in disputed custody cases. - The conference topic suggests continued demand for tools and practices that address both contact disputes and underlying safety issues.

What's next: - AFCC Indiana will hold the conference on Oct. 23 in Indianapolis. - Soberlink is expected to use the event to connect with attendees and promote its monitoring system. - The conference will likely surface practical approaches for handling parent-child contact problems in contested cases.