We
are often asked, 'how can I represent myself at court?', or, 'how can I become
a McKenzie Friend?'
Well,
now is your opportunity to do just that. We are running training courses again
this year to help anyone who wants to learn the basics. So, get your diary out,
book yourself a place, and learn a new skill.
We
are excited to announce that our training courses are back again this year.
Perhaps you are looking for a change of career, perhaps you want to represent
yourself, or assist others in court, or you may simply want to gain a better
understanding of the legal system as a whole.
The
course is primarily focused towards family law, although those involved in
other areas of law should benefit from the information on offer.
The
course is run by Steve Young, who has worked as a McKenzie Friend for the past
few years and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives
(CILEx). He will share with you his experiences of family law, and you will have the opportunity
to learn about the role of a McKenzie Friend, running a McKenzie Friend
business, family law (in particular, divorce (and finances on divorce) and
children matters), case law, legal procedures, etc. The course will be a mix of classroom theory and practical application (including light-hearted role plays).
This
is a beginners course, and anyone who already has an idea of the subject matter
may find the course a little too basic. Please look out for more courses coming
soon.
The
full details of the contents of this course will follow via a link through our
website in the next couple of weeks. However, if you would like to
provisionally book a place on one of our courses then please contact us with
your details, and we will forward the full details to you as soon as possible.
Please remember that numbers are strictly limited and places will be offered on
a first come, first served basis.
The
course will run from approx 9.30am to 4.30pm (10.30am to 5.30pm in London),
with a break for lunch.
-
Saturday, 20th October 2012 - Maidstone, Kent (cost of £95 per person).
-
Saturday, 17th November 2012 - London (cost of £110 per person).
We
look forward to seeing you there.
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