Family Law: Running Coercion and Control Cases
Bookings for this event close at 5pm on Thursday 4 March.
Format: In-person (Hobart) and livestreamed
Recorded: With presenters' consent
4-5pm, Friday 5 March
Topics may include:
- Identifying coercive and controlling behaviours and understanding their impact
- Taking instructions and building a case theory
- Assessing risk and responding to safety concerns
- Gathering, testing and presenting evidence of coercive control
- Working with clients experiencing trauma and managing difficult evidence
- Addressing coercive control allegations in parenting and property proceedings
- Common challenges in cross-examination and advocacy
- Interactions with family violence orders and other proceedings
- Practical tips for running these matters effectively and safely
Presenters
Matthew Verney KC, Barrister, St Elmo's Chambers
Mary-Anne Ryan, Barrister, Derwent and Tamar Chambers
in-person (at the Society, 28 Murray Street) and livestreamed.
28 Murray Street, Hobart Tas 7000
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Venue Access: Please note that as the Society's building at 28 Murray Street, Hobart was built in 1876 there is no lift or disability access to the downstairs training area. The Society's building at 56 Charles Street, Launceston was built in 1860 and there is no lift or disability access to the upstairs rooms.
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