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LEAP Family Law is committed to your continuing professional development
We're excited to bring you a series of complimentary webinars designed to support your ongoing professional development in family law.
Our Family Law Forum webinars are led by respected experts in family law and explore a new theme each month - keeping the content fresh, engaging and highly relevant to your practice.
August Webinars - The Month of 'Evidence'
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Starting with the Evidence
Join us for Part 1 of our two-part series: Building a Strong Case - Starting with the Evidence. Presented by Richard Maurice, experienced Family Law Barrister and Accredited NMAS Mediator, this session will focus on the critical role of evidence in family law proceedings, particularly in light of recent legislative reforms.
More specifically, Richard will explore key provisions of the Evidence Act 1995 (NSW) and how they apply in family law matters.
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Drafting Effective Documents for Litigation
In this follow-up to our foundational session on evidence, we turn theory into practice - focusing on how to draft effective documents that strengthen your case both in Court and at mediation.
Richard Maurice, experienced family law barrister and Accredited NMAS Mediator, will guide attendees through the practical application of evidentiary principles to and how to present key court documents, including affidavits, case outlines, and mediation position papers.
September Webinars - The Month of 'Advocacy'
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Advocacy as the Art of Persuasion
The opening session of this three-part series presented by Karen Shea, seasoned Family Law Barrister and Advocacy Tutor, offers a practical refresher on the foundational “Golden Rules” of effective courtroom practice - focusing on case theory, preparation, simplicity, clarity in delivery, watching and listening, and credibility.
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Running Interim Applications in the FCFCOA
For the second instalment of our three-part series on Advocacy, Karen will provide practical guidance on common challenges and how to navigate them, including relevant law, risk assessment, case theory, evidence, case outlines, and oral submissions.
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Advocacy Beyond Interim Hearings
For the final instalment of our three-part series on Advocacy, Karen will share expert tips for presenting strong, strategic cases at final hearings in the FCFCOA, including case theory, evidence, preparing clients, case outlines (issues and findings), fundamentals of examination in chief, cross-examination and re-examination, and closing submissions.
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CPD Compliance
If these particular educational activities extend your knowledge and skills in areas that are relevant to your practice needs or professional development, then you should claim one (1) "unit”. Please refer to the Legal Profession Uniform Continuing Professional Development (Solicitors) Rules 2015 to understand the relevant cap on units claimed for this activities.
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