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Drafting Enforceable Family Law Orders in Property & Parenting Matters

The nature of family law proceedings means that drafting enforceable orders is more challenging for family lawyers than for lawyers in other proceedings. In this program, Adam Cooper, from Cooper Family Law, in Yeppoon in Queensland, provides a guide to the drafting of enforceable

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The nature of family law proceedings means that drafting enforceable orders is more challenging for family lawyers than for lawyers in other proceedings. In this program, Adam Cooper, from Cooper Family Law, in Yeppoon in Queensland, provides a guide to the drafting of enforceable orders, including: what is required for orders to be enforceable; drafting techniques; key orders in property and parenting proceedings; jurisdictional traps; and issues in relation to specific types of orders.

Featuring: Adam Cooper, Cooper Family Law, Yeppoon, Qld

[25.21 minutes] [0.42 CPD hours]

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Adam Cooper
Principal, Cooper Family Law Brisbane, Qld

Adam Cooper has been a family lawyer and advocate for over 25 years. He initially started practice as a barrister, before taking on special counsel roles and then establishing Cooper Family Law in 2011.

Adam also has tertiary qualifications in social science and adult education.

Adam is the author of two recently published books. The Family Law Survival Guide is the essential roadmap for anyone confronting divorce or family law. It deliberately steers away from legal advice and is about how mindset and focus can assist in resolutions. And Before She Leaves, How Men Lose Connection, tracks the themes of hundreds of marriage break up stories, reveals how relationships flounder through lack of connection, and how men can regain connection and keep their relationships alive.

Adam is also about to ink a contract on the publication of his first novel, which explores the interaction between a difficult relocation case, and the relationships between the persons involved.

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