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FPR 2010 - Problems and Solutions (3 hours)

An Introduction to Family Law Arbitration (3 hours) PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK TO TAKE YOU TO THE CLT SITE TO BOOK A COURSE

The new Family law Arbitration course was Introduced by IFLA (Institute of family law arbitrators) in March 2012. A number of experienced Arbitrators, barristers and solicitors, have been trained to accept family cases for the purpose of Arbitration. This course intends to introduce all practitioners to the rules of the scheme and look at a number of practical examples. Arbitration as a form of Dispute Resolutions a useful, flexible and potentially cost effective way of dealing with cases, whether they are High Net worth or lower asset cases.

The IFLA scheme covers a number of financial applications, the course will cover these aspects in relation to Schedule 1 of the Children Act, MCA 1973, TLATA 1996, Inheritance Act applications

The Rules of the Scheme

The Arbitration Act

How to instruct an Arbitrator - Form ARB 1

When to instruct an Arbitrator

The use of Arbitration alongside Collaborative law and Mediation

Advantages and disadvantages of the Arbitral process

Powers of the Arbitrator

Advocacy during the Arbitral process

Final Arbitral awards

Financial Orders Practical enforcement Webinar (1.5 hours)

Financial Orders/Ancillary Relief - The Average Case (3 hours)

Financial Orders/Ancillary Relief Update (3 hours)

Advocacy in Financial Applications/Ancillary Relief (6 hours)

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The Rules of the Scheme

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