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Support for specialist accreditation in family law in 2025

Learn about our support program for lawyers applying for Law Institute of Victoria specialist accreditation in family law in 2025.

Published:
Monday 30 September 2024 at 12:34 am

The Law Institute of Victoria is offering specialist accreditation in family law in 2025.

We support lawyers undertaking work for legally aided clients to apply for specialist accreditation.

We provide practical study supports to help lawyers prepare for the specialisation examinations. Our support program includes access to a facilitated study group (subject to numbers), study resources and practice sessions.

The support program is offered to community legal centre lawyers and private practitioners who are on or applying to be on our family law panel.

If you are considering undertaking accredited specialisation in family law next year and have interest in being part of our 2025 specialisation study support program, please email simon.macdonald@vla.vic.gov.au.

More information

If you would like to learn more about the assessment process and whether you are eligible to become an accredited specialist, visit the Law Institute of Victoria website.

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