Children Law Conference 2010
Event Details
Speaker: Various
Specialisations: Family, Conferences,
Venue: Liverpool Law Society, 2nd Floor, The Cotton Exchange, Edmund Street, Liverpool, L3 9LQ
CPD hours: 6 hours
Date: Wednesday, 21 April, 2010
Time: 09:30 - 16:45
Members Price: £149
Non Members Price: £199
Trainee Price: £149
Support Staff Price: £149
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Event Description
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Programme
- Public & Private law update
- Shared residence/Shared Care – The new norm?
- Grandparents and the wider family – Life after re B
- Domestic violence – The President’s Practice
- Direction v Resources
- Representation for children – crisis? What crisis?
- Setting the scene – the scale of alcohol problems
- Information that can be useful in assessment
- The impact of heavy drinking on parenting
- A sample of cases
- Alcohol testing
- Treatment and outcomes
- The impact of s 11 warning notices on contact orders
- Use of recordings rather than orders
- How the court will encourage and support contact following the introduction of S11A to S11P
- The practical effects in local courts so far following the introduction of S11A to S11P
- What has/hasn't changed?
- Policy background to and problem areas of the new rules
- "Specified Grounds" and the making of representations to the media
- Check-list for authenticity of media representitves
- What is the position vis a vis adoption & placement hearings?
- How are the children's interests protected after the end of the hearing?
- Disclosure: The new FPR 11.4
- The overriding statutory regime, Practice Directions & Practice Notes
- The Article 8 / Article 10 balancing exercise and case-law
- Recent case-law including Re X
1:30 - 2:15 Lunch
2:15 - 3:00 Family Forever: Service & Parenting Responses to Children's Needs in
Separation - Salli Ward
- Childrens needs during and beyond family breakdown
- The new 'Contact Activities' Parenting Programme
- Various other approaches around parenting used in work with separated families
3:00 - 3:15 Refreshments
3:15 - 3:55 Too Impaired to Nurture? Myths in the Assessment of Parents with Learning
Disabilities ~ Dr. Jeremy Tudway
- The assessment of parents with learning disabilities is complex and requires experienced learning disability practitioners as expert witnesses owing to some of the long-standing myths regarding parenting, nurturing & learning disability
- Sometimes referred to as 'false deviance' it is often assumed that the presence of a learning disability necessarily predisposes these people to inadequate caring or inappropriate behaviour; however compromises to parenting in parents with, and without, learning diabilities are linked to similar factors and are not the diability per se.
- Research evidence has repeatedly found that parents with learning disbilities can provide 'good enough' or even excellent parenting given appropriate support
3:55 - 4:35 Use of Steroids ~ Dr. Deborah Ward, Alpha Bio Labs
- Use of steroids and misuse
- Naturally produced steroids
- Detection of steroids in hair
4:35 - 4:45 Chairperson's Closing Address ~ HHJ S Dodds
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