# Private Children Law: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Advice for Your Clients

> Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 Thorny Legal Matters Facing Experienced Children Practitioners: Directly from Top-Rated KCs and Senior Juniors

- Format: On-demand
- 5 hours CPD
- Rates: On-Demand Single £174.00 + VAT per person; On-Demand Team £264.00 + VAT per team
- Status: This conference has taken place
- Book: https://whitepaper.co.uk/conferences/childrenlaw24

## Programme

- Fact Finding: What evidence counts and will sway the court over the necessity for a fact-finding hearing, and how do you handle post fact finding allegations?
  - Answered by Cleo Perry KC, 4PB
- Alienation: How do you handle allegations of ‘alienating behaviour’ as opposed to Parental Alienation, and when should you run an argument in court?
  - Answered by Edward Lamb KC, Deka Chambers
- Shared lives: How has AZ v BX [EWHC 2024] changed existing thinking on 'shared lives' compared to 'live with' and 'spend time with' orders, and how should you argue for 'spend time with' orders?
  - Answered by Will Tyler KC, 36 Family
- Prohibited Steps: How do you control and overcome the difficulties of (1) facilitating or (2) preventing contact with non-biological parents, e.g. in applications for Prohibited Steps Orders?
  - Answered by Richard Hadley KC, No5 Chambers
- Very Young Children: How far can you push the court over contact and staying arrangements for very young children, what will that contact look like and what will happen if a relocation is envisioned?
  - Answered by Christopher Miller, Fourteen
- Interim contact: What is realistic and achievable when arguing for interim contact, particularly where allegations have been raised, and Cafcass (as it often does) recommends no contact?
  - Answered by Gemma Lindfield, 5 St Andrew’s Hill
- Serial non-compliance: How and where do you draw the line on implacably hostile carers and serial non-compliance and so secure a fair outcome for your client?
  - Answered by Piers Pressdee KC, 4PB

## How to book

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