109. Working as intended - Part 2: What an Independent Children's Lawyer (ICL) actually is
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Danielle discusses the accreditation process for Independent Children's Lawyers in Australia and its implications for child representation in court.
Nine hundred and fifty dollars. An online module and a one-day workshop. That's the specialist training that qualifies a family lawyer to represent your child's best interests in court - and that's the starting point for part 2 of Working As Intended. In this episode, Danielle walks through the structural reality of Independent Children's Lawyer accreditation in Australia, including the Australian Institute of Family Studies finding that there are no uniform professional development requireme...
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