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Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody Training - Level 3
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Marriage Relationship | Domestic Violence | Adoption Process | Property Disputes | Human Rights Act | Gender Equality

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£15 inc VAT (was £19)
Offer ends 31 August 2026
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
11 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)
Duration
2.6 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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Overview

Why Study This Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody Training - Level 3?

  • There is a strong demand for skilled Family Law solicitors, driven by the increasing need for representation in a variety of family-related legal matters.

  • Family law solicitors can work in firms dedicated to family law, often collaborating with other lawyers to manage intricate cases.

  • Family law issues are typically complex and emotionally intense, necessitating specialized knowledge and expertise to handle effectively.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the fundamentals of Family Law, including divorce and child custody.
  • Gain insight into marriage, cohabitation, and the legal aspects of Family Law.
  • Learn the procedures for child protection and support in Family Law.
  • Explore adoption, guardianship, and the legal processes in Family Law.
  • Understand property disputes, financial provisions, and gender equality in Family Law.

Opportunities for the UK Job Market

  • Family Lawyer: Specialise in Family Law cases; salary range £30,000–£50,000 per annum.

  • Child Custody Specialist: Apply knowledge of child custody laws; salary range £28,000–£45,000 per annum.

  • Legal Advisor: Provide legal advice on family issues; salary range £25,000–£40,000 per annum.

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Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 11 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)

Duration: 2h and 35m

    • 1: Family Law: Module 01 Introduction to Family Law 17:51
    • 2: Family Law: Module 02 Marriage 10:19
    • 3: Family Law: Module 03 Nullity in Marriage 10:13
    • 4: Family Law: Module 04 Marriage Relationship, Cohabitation and Divorce 16:09
    • 5: Family Law: Module 05 Domestic Violence 16:33
    • 6: Family Law: Module 06 Child Support and Protection 20:21
    • 7: Family Law: Module 07 Adoption Process 15:02
    • 8: Family Law: Module 08 Special Guardianship 08:33
    • 9: Family Law: Module 09 Property Disputes and Financial Provision 14:47
    • 10: Family Law: Module 10 Children and the Human Rights Act 1998 09:13
    • 11: Family Law: Module 11 Gender Equality 15:17

Description

Key Lesson Snippets

  • Marriage
    Explore the key principles of Family Law relating to marriage, including legal requirements, rights, and duties within a marriage.

  • Nullity in Marriage
    Understand the legal grounds for nullity in Family Law, including when a marriage can be declared void under specific circumstances.

  • Marriage Relationship, Cohabitation, and Divorce
    Delve into the legal distinctions between marriage and cohabitation in Family Law, and understand the divorce process, including rights, obligations, and settlements.

  • Domestic Violence
    Examine the impact of domestic violence within Family Law, including legal protections for victims and the role of Family Law in addressing abuse.

  • Child Support and Protection
    Study Family Law related to child support, protection orders, and the role of the legal system in safeguarding children’s rights.

  • Adoption Process
    Understand the Family Law procedures for adoption, including legal requirements, rights of biological and adoptive parents, and the child’s welfare.

  • Special Guardianship
    Learn about the Family Law concept of special guardianship, including the process, eligibility, and responsibilities of a guardian.

  • Property Disputes and Financial Provision
    Investigate how Family Law handles property disputes and financial provisions in cases of divorce or separation, ensuring fair asset distribution.

  • Children and the Human Rights Act 1998
    Learn how the Human Rights Act influences Family Law concerning children, focusing on their right to a family life and protection.

  • Gender Equality
    Explore the intersection of gender equality and Family Law, including the legal principles that ensure equal treatment in marriage, divorce, and child custody matters.

Who is this course for?

This course will pave the way for higher study in the field of Family Law. You can enrol on higher level Family Law courses, such as:

  • Level 4 Award in Family Law
  • Level 5 Certificate in Family Law
  • Level 6 Diploma in Family Law
  • Level 7 Diploma in Family Law
  • Level 7 Certificate in Family Law

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