UPDATE
FLPA Twilight Seminar/Webinar - New Legislation and Practice Directions
Thursday 7 October
FLPA is pleased to advise that due to a change of venue, we are now able to hold more in person attendees for our Twilight seminar regarding the new legislation and practice directions.
For anyone wishing to attend in person, please use the below link to purchase yourself a ticket.
For anyone currently attending by Webinar who wishes to attend in person, please email FLPA at membership@flpa.org.au.
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The recent implementation of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has brought about significant changes in family law not seen for over two decades.
Please join FLPA for a Twilight seminar regarding the new legislation and practice directions to dissect what this means for professionals practising in family law.
Lead by James Steel, Principal of Barry.Nilsson.Lawyers and Accredited Family Law Specialist, and Madeleine Murphy, Barrister-at-Law, this session promises to be both practical and informative. Participants will be taken through a range of scenarios to gain a better understanding of how the new legislation applies to family law cases, and be equipped to assist not only clients to fulfil their obligations, but practitioners themselves. A session not to be missed.
When: Arrival at 5pm for a 5.30pm start, Thursday 7 October 2021
Where: In person at the College of Law rooftop or via Webinar
Cost:
$50 for FLPA members - in person
$70 for non members - in person
$35 for FLPA members - via webinar
$50 for non members - via webinar
RSVP: Please click here for the online form and make payment by Friday 1 October 2021.
CPD: Rule 48(2) of the Queensland Law Society Administration Rule 2005 and the Bar Association of Queensland CPD Policy permit, on a self-assessment basis, the treatment of attendance at a conference as a CPD activity at the rate of 1 CPD point per 1 hour of attendance (excluding refreshment breaks).
More Info:
Contact membership@flpa.org.au.
Cancellations non-refundable, substitute permitted.