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Counsellors, Courts and Confidentiality and Court Merger

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This is a recording of the family law webinar for counsellors that covers the important ground of confidentiality for counsellors both in and out of court, as well as giving you an update on the very recent court merger.

Despite the importance and ever-present nature of counsellor confidentiality it is widely misunderstood. With the increased role of mediation and other forms of dispute resolution, it is important to know that the Family Law Act has to say about confidentiality.

- How do you best keep notes?
- What to do when disclosures are made to you?

These and other topics are being addressed in this webinar.

This presentation provides easy-to-understand information and practical tips to demystify this area of family law. This understanding will help counsellors better help your clients.

-Disclaimer-
This video contains general comments only and should not be relied upon as specific legal advice. Readers should contact this Office for detailed information or advice on any topic in this video. Changes to the law occur regularly, no responsibility for any loss or damage caused to any person acting in reliance on this video and general information shall be accepted by this Office. No part of this video may be included in any document, circular or statement without our written approval.

Timestamps:
00:29 – About the Firm
01:52 - Family Dispute Resolution and Family Counselling
09:08 – Confidentiality and Admissibility
17:35 – Providing evidence in court proceedings
24:09 – Parenting Arrangements and terminology
40:36 – Children’s Wishes
45:04 – Court Process, update and Court Merger
52:00 – Conclusion

Understanding family law

Courts and Confidentiality in Family Law

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