About the event

When conducting litigation, lawyers have obligations to avoid conflicts of interest, but also need to keep costs down. This seminar will discuss how to reconcile these competing obligations in light of the recent family law provision case of Miller v Taylor.

When preparing wills, lawyers have obligations when their clients have questionable capacity. This seminar discusses their extent, including whether or not to obtain medical evidence and how much weight to place on it.

Level: Advanced

Once registered for this event using the booking link above, the CPD team will email instructions on how to join the webinar. 

This webinar is also being streamed as a live seminar at The Law Society – to view this seminar click here.

 

Date & Time:

Mon, 10 September 2018 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Venue:

At your desk, Delivered Live Online wa

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CPD Points:

none Points Professional Management

none Points Professional Responsibility

1 Points Skills

1 Points Ethics

Price:

Member:

$$230

Non-Member:

$$315

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