A family law day : papers presented for the Continuing Legal Education Department of the College of Law on Saturday, 5 February 1994.

Sydney : CLE Dept of College of Law, 1994.

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Costs agreements - a review of the case law, particularly Weiss v Barker Gosling.

The Model costs agreement prepared by the Family Section of the Law Council of Australia. Registrars' section and their meaning.

Administrative review of child support assessments.

Child support - a review of the 1993 case law.

Redundancy payments and long service leave - how are they to be brought into account in property settlements?

Financial packages: tax and legal issues - superannuation.

Taxation of long service leave, annual leave and redundancy payments in the context of matrimonial settlements.

Mediation - the process and its variables: what lawyers need to know.

Mediation of family disputes in the Family Court of Australia.

Hearsay evidence in children's matters.

Hearsay evidence in documents relevant to a child related matter.

Domestic relations -- Australia.

Children -- Australia.

Dispute resolution (Law) -- Australia.

Taxation -- Law and legislation -- Australia.

Pension trusts -- Australia.

Hearsay evidence -- Australia.

Procedure (Law) -- Australia.

Domestic relations -- Australia -- Cases.

Maintenance -- Australia.

Divorce -- Australia.

Child support -- Australia.

Marriage settlements -- Australia.

Mediation -- Australia.

Costs agreements - a review of the case law, particularly Weiss v Barker Gosling, by M. Taussig; The Model costs agreement prepared by the Family section of the Law Council of Australia, by C. Crowley; Administrative review of child support assessments, by K. Ursino; Child support - a review of the 1993 case law, by Kay J.; Redundant payments and long service leave - how are they to be brought into account in property settlements? by M. Watt; Financial packages: tax and legal issues in superannuation, by M. Taussig; Taxation of long service leave, and redundancy payments in the context of matrimonial settlements, by B. Jansen; Mediation - the process and its variables: what lawyers need to know, by J. Wade; Mediation of family disputes in the Family Court of Australia, by D. Gibson; Hearsay evidence in children's matters, by M. Meyer; Hearsay evidence in documents relevant to a child related matter, by G. Watts.

Continuing Legal Education (College of Law (Sydney, N.S.W.)).

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