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New to Family Law Hub

• Waudby v Aldhouse (Financial Remedies: Delay in Application) [2016] EWFC B63
  Judgment, 27/09/2016, free
• DWP publishes evaluation of help for separated families projects
  News, 26/09/2016, free
• Supreme Court to hear Ilott Inheritance Act case in December
  News, 24/09/2016, free
• Ely v Robson [2016] EWCA Civ 774
  Case note, 21/09/2016, members only
• Grant & Anor v Baker [2016] EWHC 1782 (Ch)
  Case note, 21/09/2016, members only

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FORTHCOMING WEBINARS

NEW! Unbundling Family Legal Services

Unbundling family legal services is one of the hottest topics around. The Legal Services Consumer Panel has recently called for such provision of unbundled services to be made mandatory while the rise of the LiP and the value-seeking client only adds to the commercial pressure.

Unbundling family legal services is one of the hottest topics around. The Legal Services Consumer Panel has recently called for such provision of unbundled services to be made mandatory while the rise of the LiP and the value-seeking client only adds to the commercial pressure.  

So this webinar seeks to give you a solid understanding of what unbundling is and how to set about providing unbundled advice cost effectively and with minimum risk. 

Ursula Rice & Mena Ruparel, the authors of the recently published Unbundling Family Legal Services Toolkit will answer the key questions including 

• What is Unbundling? 
• What are the risks? 
• What impact does unbundling have on professional conduct? 
• The Price is Right! Or is it? 
• How can you best manage an unbundled client before and at court?

Ursula Rice is a solicitor and solicitor-advocate, practising in the field of family law. She is the owner and manager of Family First Solicitors Limited. She was an early adopter of unbundled services, successfully marketing this innovative method of retaining and developing business since 2011. She has written and lectured on the business of family law. 

Mena Ruparel is the Chief Assessor of the Law Society Family and Advanced Family Accreditation Scheme. She also sits on the Law Society Family Committee and is the Chief Examiner of the CILEx Level 6 Family Law. Mena continues to practice whilst training and writing on a range of family law matters.

When? 1-2pm, 18 October 2016

Where? Any computer with sound and broadband

How much? Free to listen in on the day. On demand recording available to Hub members only

CPD? 1 hour

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Pensions & Divorce Update 2016

Clive Weir, a Chartered Financial Planner and a leading specialist in this area, will update you on the latest thinking and practice when it comes pensions on divorce.

When? 1-2pm, 29 September 2016
Where? Any computer with sound and broadband
How much? Free to listen in on the day
CPD? 1 hour

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