Bunbury Circuit Twilight Networking Event

Bunbury Circuit Twilight Networking Event
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Bunbury Circuit Twilight Networking Event 

You are invited to join us for some light refreshment and nibbles for family law professionals located in Bunbury and travelling from Perth on the Magistrates circuit of the Family Court of Western Australia.

Featuring a presentation about amica by Shivaun Hughes from Legal Aid WA.

SESSION DESCRIPTION: 

amica is a new online resource to help people with family law issues, including online dispute resolution if suitable. amica can complement the vital assistance that Family Relationship Services provide every day to people dealing with separation.  amica was developed by National Legal Aid with Commonwealth funding and oversight from a Steering Committee involving FRSA, NLA and the Attorney-General’s Department.

WHEN   Tuesday, 17 November
   5:30PM – 07:00PM
WHERE    Quality Hotel Lighthouse
   Carey Street
   Bunbury WA 6230
TICKETS 

   Free event, registrations essential 
   Book via trybooking


Legal CPD points available.

Should you have any queries or require any further information please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or call +61 8 6164 0380. 

Shivaun HughesLegal Aid

Shivaun Hughes is a senior solicitor in Legal Aid’s Family Advocacy Support Service (FASS), an integrated duty lawyer and family violence support worker service. She works primarily in urgent parenting matters in the Family Court at Perth. Shivaun also advises in relation to Family Violence Restraining Orders, simple family law property matters and protection and care matters. She travels to the regions to provide duty lawyer assistance when the Family Court is on circuit.

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The WA Family Law Pathways Network acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land and waters on which we live and work, and pays our respects to Elders past, present and future for they carry the cultural wisdom, the stories, the traditions and dreaming. With a commitment to reconciliation, we acknowledge the ongoing impact of past policies and practices, and commit our endeavours to creating a just society and sector that celebrates the ongoing resilience and self-determination of our first peoples and communities.

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