Am I a Party? Navigating Party Status in Child Protection Cases When Providing ILA to Prospective Caregivers
Online
The family bar is often called upon to provide ILA to prospective
caregivers about the implications of assuming care and custody of a
child involved in the child welfare system. Knowing how to competently
advise a caregiver has become all the more important in light of the
Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision in Children's Aid Society of London
and Middlesex v. T.E. on party status in child protection proceedings.
The panel will also offer their best tips on providing ILA in family law.
The program will begin at 4:45PM. The zoom link will list the start time as 4:30PM, to allow for entry.
75 minutes substantive; 15 minutes professionalism.
No, 311 Jarvis Programs are not recorded for distribution.
Yes, materials are typically sent to registrants after the program is finished.