What’s Fair? How the Family Court calculates a fair and equitable property settlement 27 Jun 25
This webinar is an ideal opportunity to strengthen your understanding of an important area of Family Law property settlement – how does the Court calculate what is fair and equitable?
Event Details
27 Jun '25, 01:30 PM-14:30 PM [GMT+11:00]
1 CPD hours
Branch Services
Family & Domestic Violence, Social Work
Family Court, General
Category 3: Professional Identity
Event Description
This informative webinar, presented by Australian Family Lawyers, will unlock the facts about Family Law property settlement and how a Court decides what is far and equitable.
Key takeaways will include:
- How a Court calculates a Family Law property settlement
- The steps undertaken in a Family Law property settlement process
- Recent changes to the Family Law Act impacting Family Law property settlements.
Social work plays a vital role within family courts, providing assistance to prioritise the best interests of children. Social workers working within this environment, and those who are interested in this area of practice, will benefit from a greater understanding of this aspect of the court decision-making process.
About the presenter –
Jessica Koot is the Practice Leader of the Illawarra office at Watts McCray Lawyers, where she is renowned for her expertise in Family Law.
With extensive experience in all areas of Family Law, including complex parenting matters, property settlements, and divorce, Jessica is dedicated to guiding clients through difficult times with compassion and care.
Having worked in the legal industry since 2003, Jessica’s personal experience as a mother, stepmother, and Independent Children’s Lawyer enriches her ability to help families find child-focused solutions. She is passionate about ensuring children maintain meaningful, safe relationships with both parents.
Date: 27 June 2025
Time: 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm AEST
Where: Live online (Zoom link to be provided day of webinar)
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What’s Fair? How the Family Court calculates a fair and equitable property settlement 27 Jun 25
This webinar is an ideal opportunity to strengthen your understanding of an important area of Family Law property settlement – how does the Court calculate what is fair and equitable?
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2025-06-27T02:30:00.000+0000 -2025-06-27T03:30:00.000+0000
1 CPD hours
Branch Services
Family & Domestic Violence, Social Work
Family Court, General
Category 3: Professional Identity
Event Description
This informative webinar, presented by Australian Family Lawyers, will unlock the facts about Family Law property settlement and how a Court decides what is far and equitable.
Key takeaways will include:
- How a Court calculates a Family Law property settlement
- The steps undertaken in a Family Law property settlement process
- Recent changes to the Family Law Act impacting Family Law property settlements.
Social work plays a vital role within family courts, providing assistance to prioritise the best interests of children. Social workers working within this environment, and those who are interested in this area of practice, will benefit from a greater understanding of this aspect of the court decision-making process.
About the presenter –
Jessica Koot is the Practice Leader of the Illawarra office at Watts McCray Lawyers, where she is renowned for her expertise in Family Law.
With extensive experience in all areas of Family Law, including complex parenting matters, property settlements, and divorce, Jessica is dedicated to guiding clients through difficult times with compassion and care.
Having worked in the legal industry since 2003, Jessica’s personal experience as a mother, stepmother, and Independent Children’s Lawyer enriches her ability to help families find child-focused solutions. She is passionate about ensuring children maintain meaningful, safe relationships with both parents.
Date: 27 June 2025
Time: 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm AEST
Where: Live online (Zoom link to be provided day of webinar)