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Family Law Week

CPD Standards Office Provider Number: PDCD1117

Family Law Week is a CPD-accredited training provider, accredited by The CPD Standards Office, an independent CPD accreditation body. Learn what CPD accreditation means and how to get your course CPD accredited.

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Accredited Activities

<ul>
 	<li>No-Fault Divorce: Procedure and Progress</li>
 	<li>Safeguarding- Making it work in your organisation</li>
 	<li>How to lose a Family Hearing</li>
 	<li>The Evolving Treatment of Domestic Abuse in the Family Courts</li>
 	<li>My Bun, Your Oven: An Introduction to Surrogacy Law</li>
 	<li>Co-ownership and Interests in the Family Home</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedies Update (September 2023)</li>
 	<li>Defending international child abduction cases: procedure &amp; evidence</li>
 	<li>Conduct In Financial Remedy Proceedings</li>
 	<li>Fact-finding in private law proceedings – where are we now?</li>
 	<li>Special Delivery: an Overview of International Adoption</li>
 	<li>Financial provision for children (Sch 1) update including recent case law and top tips for practitioners</li>
 	<li>Financial provision after overseas divorce (Part III) update including Supreme Court decision in Potanin</li>
 	<li>Faith &amp; Family Law: An introduction to Sharia marriage and divorce</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedy Conference (March 2024)</li>
 	<li>Deprivation of Liberty Orders (Children) Practice and procedure. An online conference</li>
 	<li>Private Law Children – Practice, Procedure &amp; Updates</li>
 	<li>Relocation in private law children disputes: Practice, Procedure &amp; Tips’</li>
 	<li>Preparing and defending international child abduction cases: practice and procedure – 2024 update</li>
 	<li>Case law update: the last year from (Re) A to (Re) Z (July 2024)</li>
 	<li>Family Disputes – Grandparent Rights in Private Law Disputes</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedies Update (September 2024)</li>
 	<li>An overview and update of s91(14) orders in private law children proceedings</li>
 	<li>A Practical Guide Enforcing Financial Remedy Orders</li>
 	<li>Social Media for Family Lawyers</li>
 	<li>Practice and Procedure relating to disclosure in private law children cases</li>
 	<li>Private Law: Update on practice and procedure following the case law developments throughout 2024</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedy Update (March 2025)</li>
 	<li>Children in Public Law: Recent Case Developments and Practical Guidance</li>
 	<li>Domestic Abuse Allegations in Private Law Proceedings – Where are we now?</li>
 	<li>International Child Abduction: Case Law Update from 2025</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedy Update July 2025)</li>
 	<li>Experts in care proceedings and their attendance at trial – looking at the Re A [2025] EWFC 137 decision</li>
 	<li>s.37 Children Act and local authority intervention in private law children cases</li>
 	<li>It Takes a Village to Make a Child: Key Updates in Surrogacy Law</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedy Update- Key Developments</li>
 	<li>Children Public Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)</li>
 	<li>Children Private Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)</li>
 	<li>Finance &amp; Divorce Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)</li>
 	<li>International Children Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)</li>
 	<li>Financial Remedy Conference</li>
 	<li>International Children Law Conference</li>
 	<li>Public Children Law Conference</li>
 	<li>Private Children Law Conference</li>
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Category: Human & Soft Skills, Law & Legislation, Personal & Professional Development

Description:

Family Law Week CPD-accredited courses provide high-quality, practical training for family law professionals through a range of learning formats. We deliver in-person conferences, online training including webinars and workshops, and an annual subscription service that gives members access to monthly CPD courses, training webinars, and technical updates. Our programmes are designed to be accessible, relevant, and immediately applicable to professional practice.

Ongoing professional development is essential in a constantly evolving legal landscape. Keeping up to date with changes in legislation, case law, and best practice ensures practitioners can provide the highest standard of advice and representation to their clients. Our training supports professionals in maintaining their competence, confidence, and compliance with regulatory requirements while enhancing their technical knowledge and practical skills.

We are a specialist legal training provider established in 2005. We deliver high-quality conferences and education programmes for family law professionals across the UK. Our events bring together leading judges, barristers, solicitors, and experts to share insight, experience, and practical guidance. With a strong reputation for excellence, organisation, and content quality, we are committed to supporting the professional development of the legal community through trusted, engaging, and authoritative training. In 2025, we were awarded Highly Commended for Commentator of the Year at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards, recognising our contribution to family law.

Accredited Activities:

No-Fault Divorce: Procedure and Progress
Safeguarding- Making it work in your organisation
How to lose a Family Hearing
The Evolving Treatment of Domestic Abuse in the Family Courts
My Bun, Your Oven: An Introduction to Surrogacy Law
Co-ownership and Interests in the Family Home
Financial Remedies Update (September 2023)
Defending international child abduction cases: procedure & evidence
Conduct In Financial Remedy Proceedings
Fact-finding in private law proceedings – where are we now?
Special Delivery: an Overview of International Adoption
Financial provision for children (Sch 1) update including recent case law and top tips for practitioners
Financial provision after overseas divorce (Part III) update including Supreme Court decision in Potanin
Faith & Family Law: An introduction to Sharia marriage and divorce
Financial Remedy Conference (March 2024)
Deprivation of Liberty Orders (Children) Practice and procedure. An online conference
Private Law Children – Practice, Procedure & Updates
Relocation in private law children disputes: Practice, Procedure & Tips’
Preparing and defending international child abduction cases: practice and procedure – 2024 update
Case law update: the last year from (Re) A to (Re) Z (July 2024)
Family Disputes – Grandparent Rights in Private Law Disputes
Financial Remedies Update (September 2024)
An overview and update of s91(14) orders in private law children proceedings
A Practical Guide Enforcing Financial Remedy Orders
Social Media for Family Lawyers
Practice and Procedure relating to disclosure in private law children cases
Private Law: Update on practice and procedure following the case law developments throughout 2024
Financial Remedy Update (March 2025)
Children in Public Law: Recent Case Developments and Practical Guidance
Domestic Abuse Allegations in Private Law Proceedings – Where are we now?
International Child Abduction: Case Law Update from 2025
Financial Remedy Update July 2025)
Experts in care proceedings and their attendance at trial – looking at the Re A [2025] EWFC 137 decision
s.37 Children Act and local authority intervention in private law children cases
It Takes a Village to Make a Child: Key Updates in Surrogacy Law
Financial Remedy Update- Key Developments
Children Public Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)
Children Private Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)
Finance & Divorce Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)
International Children Law Cases Update CPD courses (Monthly)
Financial Remedy Conference
International Children Law Conference
Public Children Law Conference
Private Children Law Conference

Who Should Attend:

Family Law Week training is designed for family law professionals including barristers, solicitors, and those working across the family law sector.

Family Law Week training supports continued professional development by helping practitioners maintain competence, meet regulatory requirements, and remain current in an ever-evolving legal landscape.

Our courses are focused on strengthening both technical knowledge and practical skills to support effective, confident practice.

Further Information:

https://www.familylawweek.co.uk