Family Law

Overview

This Family Law course covers the legal principles and concepts related to family law in the UK. It covers a wide range of topics, including introduction to family law, marriage, civil partnership and cohabitation, nullity in marriage, divorce, child custody, property and finance on divorce, child support, adoption process, domestic violence, gender equality, and feminist perspective. Whether you are a legal professional or a student, this course equips you with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate the complex and sensitive area of family law in the UK.  

What Will You Learn?

• Gain an understanding of the scope and importance of family law
• Explore the historical and cultural context of family law
• Identify the main principles and policies underlying family law
• Understand the different frameworks and approaches to family law
• Analyze the impact of cultural and social norms on family law
• Evaluate the effectiveness of different legal frameworks in protecting family rights
• Understand the legal requirements for a valid marriage
• Analyze the different types of marriage recognized by law
• Understand the rights and obligations of married couples

Who Should Take The Course

The Family Law course is designed for anyone who wants to gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal framework that governs family relationships, including lawyers, law students, legal assistants, paralegals, social workers, family counselors, and anyone who is interested in the legal aspects of family relationships. It is also suitable for individuals who are experiencing or have experienced family law issues, such as divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence, and want to learn more about their legal rights and options. The course provides a solid foundation in family law and can be helpful for anyone who wants to better understand the complexities and nuances of family law, regardless of their professional or personal background.

Requirements

It is recommended that students have access to a reliable internet connection and a computer or mobile device to participate in online activities and assessments. Additionally, students should have the ability to read and understand legal texts, and have strong analytical and critical thinking skills to be able to apply legal concepts to real-world scenarios.