with Tudor Rose and Sheriden Nelson
Thursday, 12 October 2023 | 5.30pm (6pm start) – 7:30pm AEDT | The University of Newcastle

Join us for an insightful discussion on how Family Law changes have impacted the landscape of Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) practice. Our expert panel of legal and dispute resolution professionals will delve into the implications of these changes and offer valuable insights to enhance your practice.

Key Topics:

• Exploring the Family Law changes and their relevance to FDR
• Navigating new dynamics in Family Court proceedings
• Strategies to effectively address the evolving needs of clients
• Enhancing your FDR practice in light of the changes

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and network with fellow professionals in the field. Secure your spot now to reflect in the ever-evolving landscape of family dispute resolution and Family Law.

About the speaker:

Tudor Rose

Tudor Rose has been working in as an FDR practitioner for
the past 15 years for RA and Interrelate. She is passionate about FDR pathways –Interventions that have great flexibility -from reaching a parenting agreement to creating positive change in families along the way. She has been a team leader, child consultant and supervisor and has also been involved in workplace mediation and family group conferencing. He real passion love lies in the family law space walking with parents and children.

Sheriden Nelson

Sheriden came to the law later in life enrolling as a mature aged student in 2008 at the University of Newcastle in a Bachelor of Social Science and Laws. Sheriden completed her law degree in 2013 and was admitted as a solicitor in the New South Wales Supreme Court in February 2014. Between 2014 and 2019 Sheriden worked in private practice as a family lawyer. In 2019 Sheriden opened her own practice Nelson Lawyers working solely in the area of family lawyer. In 2022 Sheriden commenced a part-time position at the University of Newcastle in the Community Legal Centre as a solicitor and supervising students undertaking their practical legal training. 

Thanks to University of Newcastle, for generously hosting this event.