Superannuation splitting orders play a crucial role in family law property settlements, but drafting enforceable orders can be challenging. Join Liz Kofoed and Grace Hurley from Lander & Rogers for a practical, in-depth session designed to help family lawyers confidently navigate the legislative framework and tackle complex scenarios.

Taxation issues in family law property settlements are often complex and can significantly influence the final outcome for clients. Understanding how tax structures operate - and the implications of income tax, CGT and stamp duty - is essential for family lawyers who want to provide accurate, strategic advice. Join this webinar to learn more.

This two-part series will explore the intersection between mental health and family law, focusing on how neurodivergence and personality disorders are understood and managed within the FCFCOA. In part 1 our presenter Dr Heather Gan, Clinical Psychologist at the Relationspace, will explore what Borderline Personality Disorder is (and isn’t), how it can manifest in parenting disputes and family-law contexts, the emotional undercurrents lawyers may experience when working with clients who have BPD traits, and the role and perspective of expert witnesses in these matters.

Our second session of the series will be presented by Drew Cowen, Psychologist at the Relationspace, who will explore what neurodivergence is (and isn’t), including presentations such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and ADHD, how neurodivergent traits may influence parenting, communication, and litigation behaviour, common challenges legal professionals face when working with neurodivergent clients, and the role of expert reports and assessments in supporting fair and informed decision-making.