• What circumstances are necessary to raise the Kennon argument?
• Can the Kennon argument apply to post-separation violence and conduct?
• What evidence is required to rely on the argument?
• The rise and recognition of emotional abuse and coercive control
• How the assessment on contributions is calculated: Jabour & Jabour [2019] FamCAFC 78; Benson & Drury [2020] FamCAFC 21; Koch & Kest [2021] FamCA 408

Adam Cooper, Principal, Cooper Family Law, Brisbane

Adam has been a family lawyer and advocate for over 20 years. He is the principal of Cooper Family Law, having commenced practice at the private bar in Queensland.

Adam is the author of the domestic violence chapter for Queensland Legal Aid’s Duty Lawyer Handbook, and has authored papers ranging from capacity, to illicit drug use, to the impacts on family violence, and appears regularly in radio family law discussion forums.

Adam also has degrees in psychology and humanities and was a former professional footballer

This webinar is suitable for lawyers practising in family law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.

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