#TipTuesday - Navigating the Legal Labyrinth 🔍 The legal system can often feel like a complex maze. But don't worry, we're here to guide you every step of the way. Did you know? There are different levels of appeals that a case can go through. These include: 1️⃣ Appeals of final judgments to the Arizona Courts of Appeal 2️⃣ Petitions for review to the Arizona Supreme Court 3️⃣ Petitions for writs of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court Understanding these processes can help you make informed decisions about your case. Our team at Gillespie, Shields & Taylor is committed to providing you with the knowledge and resources you need to navigate this system successfully. https://bit.ly/42vGoZk #LegalTips #LawFirm #ArizonaLaw #Appeals
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Don’t miss the recent updates for the Family Court Reports Number 8! Available for subscribers of the Family Law online service and as an individual service for access online now. If you’re not subscribed yet, please do follow the link to find out how to enquire. Edited by The Rt Hon Sir Mathew Thorpe, and advisory editors The Hon My Justice MacDonald, Deepak Nagpal KC and Professor Stephen Gilmore, the Family Court Reports cover precedent setting cases from the higher courts and cases deciding essential practice points from all levels of court. This issue looks at cases such as: Re T (a child) (s 9(6) Children Act 1989 orders: exceptional circumstances: parental alienation) & Re T (a child) (no 2) (transparency: publication of the parties’ names): [2024] 1 FCR 861. Augousti v Matharu (rev 1): [2024] 1 FCR 827. Access the Family Court Reports online here: https://bit.ly/3UGMQct #FamilyLaw #Law
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Don’t miss the recent updates for the Family Court Reports Number 8! Available for subscribers of the Family Law online service and as an individual service for access online now. If you’re not subscribed yet, please do follow the link to find out how to enquire. Edited by The Rt Hon Sir Mathew Thorpe, and advisory editors The Hon My Justice MacDonald, Deepak Nagpal KC and Professor Stephen Gilmore, the Family Court Reports cover precedent setting cases from the higher courts and cases deciding essential practice points from all levels of court. This issue looks at cases such as: Re T (a child) (s 9(6) Children Act 1989 orders: exceptional circumstances: parental alienation) & Re T (a child) (no 2) (transparency: publication of the parties’ names): [2024] 1 FCR 861. Augousti v Matharu (rev 1): [2024] 1 FCR 827. Access the Family Court Reports online here: https://bit.ly/3UGMQct #FamilyLaw #Law
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Don’t miss the recent updates for the Family Court Reports Number 8! Available for subscribers of the Family Law online service and as an individual service for access online now. If you’re not subscribed yet, please do follow the link to find out how to enquire. Edited by The Rt Hon Sir Mathew Thorpe, and advisory editors The Hon My Justice MacDonald, Deepak Nagpal KC and Professor Stephen Gilmore, the Family Court Reports cover precedent setting cases from the higher courts and cases deciding essential practice points from all levels of court. This issue looks at cases such as: Re T (a child) (s 9(6) Children Act 1989 orders: exceptional circumstances: parental alienation) & Re T (a child) (no 2) (transparency: publication of the parties’ names): [2024] 1 FCR 861. Augousti v Matharu (rev 1): [2024] 1 FCR 827. Access the Family Court Reports online here: https://bit.ly/3UGMQct #FamilyLaw #Law
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The Family Law Court system has a range of hearing types. One of those is the “First Return Hearing” and, in our latest blog, we look at what this is and how it works. After filing your initiating court documents, your matter will be listed for a First Return Hearing in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. A First Return Hearing (also called a First Return Date or First Court Event) is a procedural hearing and, as the name suggests, is the first Court event after you have filed an application to have a matter dealt with by the Court. https://bit.ly/3vQI3Nk #familylawyers #familycourthearings #firstreturnhearing
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Our latest blog post sheds light on the importance of making a joinder application in family court proceedings 👪 Learn what it is, when to make one, and how to proceed. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/exF5fW-8 #familycourt #joinderapplication #legaladvice #proceedings #familylaw
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From today, Monday 11 November 2024, each of the following virtual Court events in the New South Wales registries, including Albury and Lismore, and the Australian Capital Territory, will be conducted using the Webex platform: Family Law Registrars: - First return lists before Judicial Registrars - Directions hearings and Mentions before Judicial Registrars - Interim defended hearings before Senior Judicial Registrars that are conducted electronically - Dispute resolution conferences that are conducted electronically Family Law Judges: - Interim defended hearings that are conducted electronically - Defended hearings that are conducted electronically - General Federal Law hearings before Judges that are conducted electronically Read the full update and find more information about these changes here: https://lnkd.in/gxQh4_PD #fcfcoa #familylaw #auslaw #federallaw #noticetotheprofession
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While parties can continue to file their court documents in person at court filing counters in Ontario, the courts also have a process which allows parties to file documents electronically. The Justice Services Online Filing Portal, also known as the JSO Portal is a portal where family law documents can be filed for a civil court proceeding. We have a tipsheet and video to help walk you through the process for filing family law documents on the JSO Portal. Learn more: https://ow.ly/KZys50U6EHM. #supportingsurvivors #familylaw #familycourt
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Unsure about applying to the Family Court? 🤔 If you're thinking about whether to apply to the Family Court for child arrangements or financial settlements, Simon Walland Family Law is here to help. Discover practical advice, learn how to represent yourself, and get expert guidance with our self-help guides. Empower yourself with the knowledge needed for a confident legal journey. 🔗 Learn more and get your guide today at https://lnkd.in/eqZrAut3 Represent yourself in the family law court. Be prepared. Be ready. Be confident. #FamilyLaw #SelfRepresentation #LegalAdvice #FamilyCourt
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Mediation gives you the power to make decisions about your future rather than leaving it up to a judge. Unlike a court trial, mediation offers flexibility and creativity in your agreements, allowing you to customize parenting plans, financial settlements, and more. Learn why this process can be a game-changer for family law cases in Florida. #OrlandoMediation #FamilyLawFL #DivorceSettlement #MensDivorceLaw #OrlandoFamilyLawyer #MediationBenefits #ChildCustodyOrlando #MensDivorceLawOrlando
