Wednesday, 19 November 2025
Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD unit in Substantive Law
This program is based on WA legislation
Three’s a Crowd: Third Parties in Family Law Disputes
- Application of Part V111AA(1) Family Law Act 1975
- What to do when you are a third party
- What to do when you want to join a third party
- Recent cases
Presented by Framy Browne, Partner, Lavan; Leading Family & Divorce Lawyer and Recommended Family Lawyer (High-Value & Complex Property Matters) Doyle's Guide 2025
Chair
Natalie Kam, Partner, Jackson McDonald; Recommended Family & Divorce Lawyers Doyle's Guide 2025
Presenters
Framy Anne Browne, Partner, LavanFramy has received recognition from Doyle’s Guide, being listed among Australia’s best lawyers in the 2015 and 2016 Rising Stars in Australian Family Law. She has consistently been recognized each year from 2018 to 2025 in Doyle’s Guide as a Leading Family & Divorce Lawyer in Western Australia, as well as for Leading Family Lawyers in High Value & Complex Property Matters in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2025
Natalie Kam, Partner, Jackson McDonald
Natalie is the lead partner in the Jackson McDonald family law team. Natalie is an accredited family law specialist with extensive experience in family law, representing clients in family and relationship law both nationally and internationally. Natalie is experienced in complex property proceedings including financial tracing, corporate and trust structures, contested inheritances, valuation and business issues and acting on behalf of banks, liquidators, creditors and corporations. Her practice includes advice on proactive structuring to protect multigenerational businesses and wealth and sits amongst one of Western Australia’s most preeminent private wealth teams. Natalie is a recognised industry leader in dealing with complex parenting cases and child related proceedings having represented clients in Australia and overseas, including in respect of applications to relocate overseas and international child abduction and recovery. She is experienced at mediation and is a qualified collaborative lawyer. Natalie is also trained in assisting clients encountering issues such as domestic and family violence and requiring assistance to obtain Family Violence Restraining Orders. Natalie was previously a key adviser to the Attorney General’s Family Relationship Advice Line and has assisted in the preparation of a number of submissions to government in the area of family law reform. Natalie is currently the Vice President of the Family Law Practitioners’ Association of Western Australia (FLPA) and Chair of FLPA’s Law Reform Subcommittee.
