• What is high conflict parenting and what does the research show about its development, motivation and implications?
• Spotting coercive control and alienating behaviours
• Evidential considerations regarding parental alignment issues
• Legal implications of parental alignment issues for both parents
• How is parental alienation proved and what evidence is required?
• Practical tips for advising a client where high conflict parenting is present
• How have the courts traditionally dealt with parental alignment and has that changed over time?
• Lessons from cases including Goldman v Goldman [2018] FamCACF 65; Lankester v Cribb [2018] Fam CAFC 60; Chapple & Michel (2017) FCCA 177; Mitchell & Mitchell [2014] FCCA2526

Rachell Davey, Partner, Lander & Rogers, Melbourne, Vic

Rachell has practised in family and relationship law since 2000. She has been involved in all aspects of family law with particular expertise in complex property and financial matters.

Rachell holds a Master' of International Law (2005) from the University of Melbourne and practises in international family law matters involving expatriate Australians, or for clients across multiple family law jurisdictions.

She is highly adept at resolving complex property matters involving corporate entities, businesses, addressing the taxation implications of settlement and third parties.

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