Thursday, 20 November 2025
Chair
Emily Slaytor, Special Counsel, Piper Alderman, Doyle’s Guide 2022-2025 Employment & WHS Law Rising Star – South Australia, Best Lawyers® Australia ‘Ones to Watch’ Occupational Health & Safety Law 2024
Supporting Students from Separated Families
- Understanding and interpreting parenting orders and court documents
- Responding appropriately to requests for information from separated parents
- Navigating disputes between parents regarding school involvement
Presented by Rebecca Dahl, Partner, Nicholes Family Lawyers
Description
Teachers attending earn 1 Professional Development Hour
Psychologists attending earn 1 CPD Hour
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories
Presenters
Emily Slaytor, Special Counsel, Piper AldermanEmily joined Piper Alderman as a Special Counsel in 2021, after having relocated to Adelaide from Sydney where she worked for a specialist employment law firm.She has around 10 years’ experience practicing as an employment and industrial relations lawyer, assisting and advising employers on how to manage their legal obligations and risks, and navigate employment-related issues.Emily has acted for a diverse range of employers across both the private and public sector, at a national level. She has conducted numerous investigations for clients in relation to bullying and harassment matters and internal employment disputes, and regularly assists clients in the areas of managing long and short term injured workers, difficult workers compensation claims, performance management and disciplinary issues, discrimination and harassment, as well as unfair dismissal and general protections claims.
Rebecca Dahl, Partner, Nicholes Family Lawyers
Bec is a seasoned family law expert and Partner at Nicholes Family Lawyers. Bec assists clients to achieve outcomes that work (practically, emotionally, financially) - across the full breadth of family law services. Bec is dedicated to: Helping the LGBTQI+ community navigate donor agreements, parenting disputes, property agreements and disputes, donor / surrogacy arrangements; Helping women before and after separation/divorce so they can live the best life they can – and to move onwards and upwards with confidence!; Helping grandparents build and maintain valuable and life changing connections with their grandchildren – wherever they are; Achieving outcomes that contain costs and risk, reduce anxiety and long-term damage; Representing clients on issues across the lifespan of a relationship: from binding financial agreements (BFAs) (or ‘’pre nups’’) to marriage to separation/divorce and spousal maintenance to child support. Bec approaches all her matters with a human, caring approach and with an understanding that reflects the complexity and anxiety that is often associated with family law issues. Clients rely on Bec for her compassionate yet robust approach in looking after their needs. She is trained as a Collaborative Practitioner and works hard to avoid costly and upsetting litigation unless it is needed.