Jacqui Gilliatt and Ann Osborne
In this webinar Jacqui Gilliatt and Ann Osborne will cover the ins and outs, both legal and practical, of who can be given information about family proceedings, disclosure of documents into family court proceedings from the police, mobile phone providers & other third parties, how to balance against confidentiality rights & expectations and disclosure from family court to other agencies such as criminal courts, employers, therapists and we will touch on disclosure to the press.
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| Event Date | 10-12-2026 |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Location | Online (live) |
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