When considering filing an appeal against a decision in a family law proceeding, it is important to understand the purpose of appeal – as well as the nature of decisions against which appeals may be brought.

In this course, you will gain a concise understanding of the appeals process for family law proceedings in New Zealand.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Recognise the jurisdictional basis for commencing an appeal in a family law proceeding
• Compare and contrast the differing appeals procedures in New Zealand courts
• Identify grounds for appeal in family law proceedings
• Evaluate practical considerations when appealing a decision in a family law proceeding

The course focuses on substantive law and procedure, and assumes a basic understanding of civil procedure in New Zealand, as well as how a proceeding is commenced and progresses through the courts.

Key Details:

• Equivalent to 2 CPD hours.
• Available for purchase at any time.
• Access the content for six months from the date of purchase.