The Family Law Section, a proud sponsor of the 2023 National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference, is currently offering one in-person scholarship, which will cover the cost of registration to attend the conference for an individual. Criteria The applicant must: be experiencing a barrier in attending the conference (including but not limited to geographical or financial barrier); explain how their attendance would support their work with vulnerable family law clients; and be prepared to attend the entire conference. To apply: Please provide your response to the above criteria...

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PRIVACY COLLECTION STATEMENT AND TERMS & CONDITIONS  Privacy collection statement  The Law Council of Australia Limited (Law Council) respects your privacy. We handle your personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and our obligations under the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), as set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).  We collect your personal information to process or renew your membership and for purposes related to your membership, including providing you with information about matters relevant to the activities of the Law Council and its Constituent...

Memberships for 2022–2023 are now open Please renew your membership by 30 June 2022 to take advantage of the early bird rate  Membership Fees   Tier Early Bird Fee 2022/2023 Full Fee 2022/2023     (1 May 2022 - 30 June 2022)     Tier 1 $270.00 $300.00    Tier 2  $135.00  $150.00    Tier 3  complimentary         All fees are inclusive of GST, except International and NZFLS reciprocal membership where it is...

The Family Law Section membership and fee structure is outlined below. We have restructured some of our membership categories this financial year, so we encourage you to look carefully at the different membership types to choose the one that best fits your situation.   With the health, economic, and structural challenges facing our profession, a strong representative voice in family law has never been more vital and we thank you for your continued membership support. If you are an existing member, please login to renew. If you are unsure about which membership type would be correct...

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The Family Law Section (FLS) of the Law Council of Australia is the largest professional association for family law practitioners, with a membership of more than 3,000 from all Australian States and Territories and a number of international members. The Section is constituted, organised, and regulated by by-laws approved by the Directors of the Law Council of Australia.  The work of the Section is guided by its strategic plan. FLS Team Susan Cox, DirectorLydia Godding, Administrative CoordinatorCass McGufficke, Communications and Events Officer

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Useful Legal Links The Law Council and the Family Law Section are not able to offer advice on individual cases. Looking for a family lawyer? The below list of law societies and associations may be helpful. Many have search tools to find specialist lawyers in your area. State and Territory Bar Associations and Law Societies ACT Law Society ACT Bar Association NSW Law Society NSW Bar Association NT Law Society NT Bar Association Queensland Law Society Queensland Bar Association Queensland Family Law Practitioners Association Law Society of SA SA Bar Law Society...

Get in Touch Contact Us The Law Council of Australia (Law Council) is the peak national representative body of the Australian legal profession representing 65,000 Australian lawyers, to the federal government.  The Family Law Section forms part of the Law Council, which advocates influencing the development and practice of family law.  The Law Council and the Family Law Section are not able to offer advice on individual cases. [location] Law Council of AustraliaGPO Box 1989Canberra ACT 2601 Phone (02) 6246 3761 [mail] Professional Development inquiries This email address is being protected...

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