Evidence and Enforcement - a family law Power Pair of recorded webinars

This Power Pair comprises 2 popular family law webinars from the last six months.

Webinar 1: Pursuing Breaches of Orders in Family Law Proceedings

The role of enforcement proceedings in family law proceedings where a party does not comply with the terms of a court order cannot be understated. But not all orders can be the subject of an application for an enforcement order. This session will provide a deep dive into enforcement applications, including:

• The circumstances in which an enforcement application can be made.
• Evidence to be adduced in an enforcement application.
• Factors relevant to the court’s assessment of the gravity of a breach of order.
• Remedies for non-compliance with court orders.
• Stay orders.
• Enforcement warrants

Webinar 2: Section 50 Schedules and Notices to Admit: Evidence in Complex Family Law Proceedings

Some family law proceedings will involve voluminous and complex evidence. All family lawyers need to be familiar not only with the Family Law Act and applicable rules, but also the provisions of the Evidence Act. This session will look at the practical application of the rules and relevant considerations for practitioners when it comes to s 50 schedules and notices to admit.

• What is a “document” and proving its authenticity.
• The mechanics of s 50 of the Evidence Act.
• Adducing evidence by way of summary pursuant to s 50 of the Evidence Act.
• Tender bundles.
• Annexures and exhibits to affidavits.
• The utility of a notice to admit in narrowing the issues in dispute.
• Procedural requirements of a notice to admit.
• Notices disputing facts or a document.
• Necessary actions when no response is received to a notice to admit

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This pair of recorded webinars would usually cost $539, but as part of our EOFY Sale Offer you can buy the pair for only $330 if you order by 30.6.25.