Family Law

" Issues covered include: overseas hidden assets, SMSF splitting, tax implications, property settlements,

Issues covered include: Tax Consequences in Splitting the Assets of the Family Trust, Business and Company, Significant Decisions, Trends and Legislative Amendments Relevant to and from the Family and Federal Circuit Courts, Inheritances and Property Settlements, Bankruptcy Impact on Family Court Proceedings Under S60 Bankruptcy Act, SMSFs: Issues to Consider Pre-Relationship, at Separation and on Property Settlement on DivorceEvidence: Discovery and Admissibility vs Reliability, Costs in the Family Court

Issues covered include: Drafting Binding Financial Agreement and Binding Child Support Agreement, Drafting Spousal Maintenance and Child Support Applications, Drafting Interim Parenting Applications and Complex Parenting Consent Orders,

Issues covered include: Tax Considerations, SMSFs, Family Money, Inheritances, Loans and Gifts, Recent Decisions

Issues covered include: Ethical Issues in Adoption, Parenting and Surrogacy Applications, Costs in the Family Court of Western Australia and Impacts of the New Uniform Laws, Witnesses

Issues covered include: Binding Financial Agreements, Precision Drafting, Maintenance Applications, child support, Interim Parenting Applications, Complex Parenting Consent Orders

Issues covered include: Tax Consequences , Family Trust, SMSFs, Family Money, Inheritances, Loans, Gifts, Bankruptcy, Professional Negligence , Evidence, Discovery and Admissibility, Reliability

Issues covered include: Binding Financial Agreements, Precision Drafting, Drafting Interim Spousal Maintenance and Parenting Applications

Issues covered include: recent cases, unrealised tax liabilities, tax implications, interim financial relief, sperm donors, arbitration, costs, ethical considerations, suspicious documents

Issues covered include: BFAs and binding Child Support Agreements, Spousal maintenance and Child Support Applications, Interim Parenting Applications, Parenting Consent Orders

Issues covered include: family law, family law documents, client management, vulnerable clients, self-represented litigants, children, ADR, settlement, ethics family law

Issues covered include: electronic hearings, evidence, expectations, procedural rules, recent amendments

Issues covered include: COVID-19. business valuation theory, family law perspective, share valuation, questionable business valuations

Issues covered include: current business valuables, damages, methods, preparation, review

Issues covered include: technology, confidentiality, arbitrations, mediations, collaborative meetings

Issues covered include: binding financial agreements, force majeure, frustration, contractual provisions

Issues covered include: property settlement proceedings, binding financial agreements, Child Support (Assessment) Act, common drafting issues

Examine in detail and discuss the court’s current approach to urgent parenting and financial applications and consider the newly implemented COVID-19 list. Plus, gain practical insights on running electronic hearings in urgent interim parenting matters and the impacts of recent changes to evidence and procedure.

Consider family law financial and property settlements from a new direction by taking into account a fast evolving world. This seminar will consider the impacts of COVID-19 on superannuation splitting, potential bankruptcy or insolvency of parties in the action and how it impacts approaches to business valuations. This important and comprehensive program gives you a practical and informative view of these issues, empowering you with the correct information to give the very best advice to your clients.

You will examine how to deal with future and unrealised tax liabilities, superannuation pool and complex trust structures in property settlements and financial settlements. Learn how to deal with unrelated and ongoing criminal proceedings and AVO’s in parenting matters and the admissibility of evidence, plus hear from Judge Morley of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia on the court’s approach to criminal offending on property proceedings and financial settlements.