Protecting clients from the misuse of technology
There are several safety issues that family law practitioners should all be aware of, both personally and professionally, in a world where our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology
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Neurodiversity and proceedings in the family court
There are a number of steps we can take to help neurodiverse clients deal with the potentially difficult aspects of proceedings