Essential Skills: Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy & family law

The intersection of bankruptcy and family law can create complexities and challenges for insolvency practitioners.

Understanding the interaction between bankruptcy and family law and in what circumstances family law settlements may be set aside for the benefit of a bankrupt estate is essential knowledge for a trustee in bankruptcy.

This course provides a basic knowledge of the different treatment of family court orders and binding financial agreements and how to determine whether there is a benefit to the bankrupt estate in seeking to have such settlements set aside.

Learning objectives

At the end of this course you will understand:

• The difference between court orders and binding financial agreements.
• The matters which should be considered when dealing with a property settlement.

• What is required to set aside a settlement.

Course delivery

On-demand via ARITA Learning Centre

Cost

Individuals

$150 (GST incl.) for ARITA members and subscribers / Government
$250 (GST incl.) for non-members

Licensing packages

Flexible packages are available to suit firms of all sizes. You can purchase the entire suite of courses or specific subject areas. More information

CPE

Up to 1.4 verifiable CPE hours. 

Prerequisites

We recommend you complete the Introduction to Insolvency Program or have one year of on-the-job experience prior to attending this course.

Questions?

Contact our education team.

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