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Family training day

09 February 2017
Issue: 7733 / Categories: Legal News
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District Judges, QCs and practitioners versed in family law are providing a one-day intensive training course in family case law and legislative and procedural developments at locations around the UK. The Family Law Update courses are being run by Jordan Publishing until 22 March. Topics include wardship, witnesses, litigants in person, the digital court, enforcement, ToLATA as well as the latest on financial remedies, public and private children law.

Issue: 7733 / Categories: Legal News
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