To purchase these webinars individually the cost would be $2,282.  

Day 1:  Wednesday 29 March 2023 (4 CPD units – substantive law)

1. Webinar 1 – Estate Planning:  Tax and Testamentary Trusts: The Gift That Keeps on Giving – with Paul Mackenroth, Partner, Crest Lawyers, Gold Coast
2. Webinar 2 – Estate Planning:  Protecting the Bank of Mum & Dad: What Should be in a Family Loan Agreement? – with Nathan Yii, Principal Lawyer, Nathan Yii Lawyers, Melbourne
3. Webinar 3 – Family Law:  Navigating the Child Support Maze – with Catherine Devine, Barrister, Victorian Bar
4. Webinar 4 – Family Law:  Family Court Property Orders: Breaches & Enforcement – with Ian Kennedy AM, Senior Partner, Kennedy Partners, Melbourne

Day 2: Thursday 30 March 2023 (3 CPD units – substantive law and 3 CPD units – compulsory subjects)

5. Webinar 5 – Victorian Property Law: Victorian Conveyancing – Recent Reforms & Developments – with David McKenzie, Principal, MNG Lawyers, Melbourne
6. Webinar 6 – Victorian Property Law: The Taxing Issue of Property – Keeping Ahead of the Curve – with Leila Chalk, Partner, Forty Four Degrees Lawyers & Consultants, Melbourne
7. Webinar 7 – Commercial Law:  Should My Client Accept that Offer?  Determining when to Settle and when to Keep Fighting - with Hugh Stowe, Barrister, NSW Bar
8. Webinar 8 – 3 Compulsory Subjects:

• Professional Skills: You, Me and the Indemnity – with Nahum Ayliffe, Principal, Russell Kennedy Lawyers, Melbourne
• Practice Management & Business Skills: Bullying, Discrimination & Harassment and Legal Practice – with Elizabeth Devine, Principal, Devine Law at Work, Sydney
• Legal Ethics: When Tone in Correspondence Becomes an Ethical Issue – with Peter Sise, Special Counsel, Clayton Utz, Melbourne

These webinars are suitable for Victorian lawyers with some knowledge in these areas.

All registered delegates will receive CPD certificates for attendance at these webinars.  Lawyers can claim 10 CPD units – 7 substantive law and the 3 compulsory subjects.