Finally, says Brooke LJ (at [52] and [64]-RRB- «
family law practitioners who are concerend with proceedings which may lead to committal [must] be fully acquainted with the requirements of» the Convention, Art 6; for, he said, he was «completely satisfied that [the committal practice direction set outs] the practice which must be applied, both in civil courts and in family courts, in proceedings in which committal to prison may be in issue».
Laura is an established
family law practitioner who was called to the Bar in 1998.
- Marilyn Cahoon is
a family law practitioner who has practiced family law in Greensboro, North Carolina since 1983.
Not exact matches
«He is a senior member of the bar
who has conducted himself appropriately, he has run a
law firm which has quite a number of
practitioners, he is a
family man with aged parents and children.
It wasn't until 1997, when I obtained successful results for two different clients against opposing attorneys
who were considered heavyweights of the local
family court bar, that I finally accepted that a career as a
family law solo
practitioner was a good fit.
So no lawyer, whether they're a solo
practitioner in a
family law practice in a medium size or small city in the United States or somebody
who does the most sophisticated mergers and acquisitions around the globe, no lawyer should think that their practices are unaffected by these large scale forces that are reshaping the entire economy and they ought to be looking for ways that they can use these forces or participate in these broader trends to make their practices more effective, to make the service they provide their clients better, and to make their own lives better.
During the 23 years she has practised
family law in England, Charmaine has represented a vast number of public figures including pop stars, actors and actresses, members of parliament, well known sports men and women, TV personalities, entrepreneurs, medical
practitioners, bankers, accountants and other clients»
who require efficient no nonsense financial advice.
She has served the community as a general
law practitioner, a child protective and
family services attorney, and has worked to create more affordable housing opportunities for people
who have experienced homelessness.
Family Law Nova Scotia will be an excellent resource for those who are self - represented, as well as family law practiti
Family Law Nova Scotia will be an excellent resource for those who are self - represented, as well as family law practitione
Law Nova Scotia will be an excellent resource for those
who are self - represented, as well as
family law practiti
family law practitione
law practitioners.
This means that
family law practitioners,
who are usually solosmall, as well, may be dealing with e-discovery more than anyone else.
It has been said that appellate practice is the last refuge of the generalist because appellate
practitioners are tasked with communicating complicated — and occasionally arcane — subjects to a panel of generalist appellate judges,
who on any given day, wrestle with a wide array of topics, ranging from land use
law,
family law, personal injury, and criminal
law, among countless others.
Prior to joining Rise Women's Legal Centre, Vandana was a sole
practitioner and practised primarily in the areas of
family law, child protection
law (as parent's counsel) and immigration & refugee
law, with a focus on assisting women of color
who had experienced
family violence.
Take an early - 40s sole
practitioner in Truro, Nova Scotia
who conducts collaborative
family law and does some estates work on the side.
Full - service consultants
who offer a wide range of advisory assistance will lose clients to those
who only tell small - town
family law practitioners how to maintain interactive Websites.
Family law practitioners routinely receive information about the «other side» from clients
who get their hands on keys to cabinets and / or electronic passwords, or find other ways to retrieve the other spouse's personal information.
The Forum, as it is more commonly known, is attended by collaborative
practitioners from around the globe —
family lawyers, academics, coaches,
family professionals (social workers and child specialists), and financial professionals,
who gather annually to share insights, brainstorm and regenerate their enthusiasm for collaborative
family law.
In summing up the threat of violence to
family law practitioners, one veteran counsel
who responded to the survey put it aptly:
Lawyers
who work primarily in areas other than
family law may also find the webinar useful, as may
family law practitioners seeking a feminist anti-violence lens on legal issues they encounter regularly.
Precedents + will appeal to both lawyers
who specialize in
family law, and
practitioners who don't handle many
family law cases.
I was nearly ushered out of the room by the
family law practitioners,
who suggested that I was minimizing the important issues faced in this field.
I finished my articling year, completed the bar admission process, and said to my husband,
who was a sole
practitioner doing
family law, «Why don't we join forces and have our own firm?»
The focus shifts to
family law firms (including sole
practitioners) in Part 2, using new empirical data about the Canadian lawyers
who do this work.
The AAML is organized by some of the leading
practitioners in
family law who have a high level of knowledge, skill and integrity.
This interactive, high energy training is designed for
family law attorneys, mental health
practitioners and financial professionals
who want to learn to expand their knowledge of the Collaborative Divorce process.
In a profession related to Marriage and
Family Therapy, whose
practitioners are licensed or certified pursuant to California
law or a licensed therapist
who is not currently practicing under their license.
Not simply for the
practitioners, but for all those
who have been injured or traumatized by the ancient system that was created when English common
law insinuated itself into the
family.
Nancy is an internationally acclaimed Collaborative
law expert, lecturer and author
who will be speaking about conflict resolution strategies which
practitioners can apply to all types of
family law disputes.
Partner Jan White was admitted to the International Academy of
Family Lawyers, a worldwide association of practicing lawyers who are recognized by their peers as the most experienced and skilled family law practitioners in their respective coun
Family Lawyers, a worldwide association of practicing lawyers
who are recognized by their peers as the most experienced and skilled
family law practitioners in their respective coun
family law practitioners in their respective countries.
Coaches are specially trained licensed mental health
practitioners who work on multidisciplinary teams with
family law professionals, including Attorneys, Financial Specialists, vocational specialists, and others.
The group includes
family law attorneys, mental health
practitioners, neutral financial professionals and other types of experts
who may be involved in a Collaborative divorce resolution process.
This interactive, high energy training is designed for
family law attorneys, mental health
practitioners, and financial professionals
who want to learn to use Collaborative Divorce to help
families divorce in a respectful and constructive way, avoiding much of the stress and animosity typical of traditional divorce litigation.
The professionals
who work in industries involving
family law can learn from the collaboration among
practitioners who share information as thought leaders working in furtherance of the mission of the AFCC.
Open to
practitioners who have less than the required five years of experience in matrimonial /
family law.
Whether you're a mediator or
family therapist working with a few
families or a
family law judge
who wants to access litigant information with no hassle, the OFW ®
Practitioner App for iOS devices lets you access all of the important information you need from one place.
Relationships Australia WA mediation services use accredited mediators and
family dispute resolution
practitioners,
who have a range of backgrounds including counselling, psychology, social work,
family therapy,
law and management.
- Shall be in a profession related to marriage and
family therapy, whose
practitioners are licensed, certified or registered pursuant to California
law, or
who are specifically exempt from licensure or certification,
who shall not hold a marriage and
family therapist license.
Associate member - an associate member shall be: a. in a profession related to marriage and
family therapy, whose
practitioners are licensed, certified or registered pursuant to California
law, or
who are specifically exempt from licensure or certification,
who shall not hold a marriage and
family therapist license, or b. a California licensed marriage and
family therapist
who is a resident and domiciliary of a state or jurisdiction other than California, or c. a resident and domiciliary of a state or jurisdiction other than California
who lawfully practices marriage and
family therapy, and d. an associate member shall not be eligible to vote or to hold office, but shall be entitled to all other rights and privileges of association membership.
While Collaborative practice is rapidly becoming the process of choice when separating, whether there are children or not, it is important to work with a team of
practitioners that has been formally trained in the Collaborative process» says Angiola De Stefanis, a
family law lawyer with over 22 years of experience
who served for four years as the co-chair of the Collaborative Divorce Vancouver Society, the largest multi-disciplinary practice group of Collaborative professionals in British Columbia.
«I personally believe as a former
practitioner in
family law and as a judge that having the collaborative team in place acts as a buffer between parties
who don't get along where there is either actual domestic violence or the potential for domestic violence and you have an experienced mental health professional that can watch out for the signs and help both parties work through an agreement,» Nichols said.