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Think Foley's

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Victorian Women Lawyers
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Foley's List presents the 'Think Foley's' podcast dedicated to providing informative and convenient on-the-go Continuing Professional Development (CPD) listening for legal professionals.

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In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult, Amy Yu, and Partner Tim Gough from Kennedy Partners explore the growing reliance on the “Bank of Mum and Dad” in today’s property market.

They cover resulting trusts, loan agreemen... more

In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult, Eliza Tiernan, and Alex Metherell tackle the complexities of add-backs in family law matters, examining their impact on practitioners and the property pool.

They also provide essen... more

Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference program: A must-know about modern option for every family lawyer guiding clients through the maze of assessment and intervention options. 

In this episode, Fole... more

In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult and Robyn Wheeler offer perceptive commentary from the Bar. 

They explore recent cases and legislative developments, sharing practical strategies and candid insights into the challe... more

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Recent Guests

Lisa Bottomley
Leading Australian expert in high conflict family law, specializing in child-focused interventions.
Family Law Parenting Center
Episode: S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Vincent Papaleo
Internationally recognized clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience in family law and child mental health.
Episode: S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Dr. Timothy Entwisle
Experienced psychiatrist based in Richmond, Melbourne, with over 50 years of clinical practice.
Episode: S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Robyn Wheeler
Senior barrister and member of the Victorian Bar
Victorian Bar
Episode: S6 Episode 20: Daze in Court - New Legislation and Acting for Blokes
Andrew Turner
Clerk associated with Foley's List
Foley's List
Episode: S6 Episode 16: Daze in Court - Clerks and Appeals
Bronia Tulloch
Highly regarded senior barrister specializing in family law
Episode: S6 Episode 16: Daze in Court - Clerks and Appeals
Raffaella Oliva
Legal professional at Hope and Earle, co-author of an article on family law
Hope and Earle
Episode: S6 Episode 14: Daze in Court - 3rd Parties and Rabbit Holes
Simon Fuller
Barrister, shares expertise on third-party involvement in family law cases
Episode: S6 Episode 14: Daze in Court - 3rd Parties and Rabbit Holes
Daniel Myers
Solicitor from SP Family Lawyers
SP Family Lawyers
Episode: S6 Episode 6: Daze in Court - A View From the Other Side

Host

Rohan Hoult
Host of Daze in Court segment, engages in informative discussions about significant legal developments and issues with guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • Loving the career content

    Just listened to the latest episode about careers with VWL. Amazing insights!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Public transport connoisseur
    Australiaa year ago
  • Slick then stilted

    I had high hopes for this podcast series. The members of the bar are, not surprisingly, often excellent presenters. But the intro for the shows with a “voice artist” is tacky. Then the substantive content, which I was going would be conversational, is a barrister reading a piece of research. Well done to Foleys for putting out this series. Shame it wasn’t done better.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    dexterthefox
    Australia4 years ago
  • I will always Think Foleys First!

    Great resource, well done for pioneering.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HSF solicitor
    Australia5 years ago
  • Great Effort Foleys

    From Dhillon Legal

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dhillon Legal
    Australia6 years ago
  • Fantastic legal resource

    The easiest and fastest way to earn complimentary CPD points for solicitors from all practice areas. Well done Foley’s for pioneering and providing a valuable legal resource.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GEKT26
    Australia6 years ago

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Positive feedback mentions the format that blends informative content with personal anecdotes, making complex legal topics more relatable.
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S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Q: Do you work with separated families once the final hearing is done?
No, we haven't been asked to, so I don't think that we would. I don't see what our role would be.
S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Q: What's involved in that assessment? Is it the same sort of process as you would have adopted for a court assessment?
It was a good description really, in that I worked pretty much in isolation. At first, I would often have one party referred, but I had to say I need to see both.
S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
Q: So I just wonder if I can call on one of you to explain what is the TIC program? When did it start? Why did it start? How did it come about?
It started in about 2023, and it was born from my and Lisa's frustration with what was described at the time as reportable counselling that felt extremely limited.
S6 Episode 11: Defending Sexual Offence Allegations in the Year 2025
Q: What do you suggest we do to request communication records from clients?
It is essential to ask for comprehensive instructions from your client, which may include obtaining relevant communications and materials, particularly in historic cases.
S6 Episode 4: Best Practice Regulation: Interpreting the Powers of the Regulator
Q: Can I issue a notice to produce once proceedings have been commenced?
It depends on factors like who the notice is issued to and the purpose for which it has been issued.

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Targeted towards legal professionals, this podcast offers valuable insights into various topics affecting the legal landscape, including environmental law, family law, and advancements in legal technology. With discussions led by knowledgeable hosts, episodes frequently feature analyses of recent court rulings and legislative changes, emphasizing practical implications for practitioners. Another distinctive aspect is the interactive and engaging format that incorporates personal anecdotes, making complex legal concepts accessible and relatable. Listeners can expect continuing professional development through a series of thought-provoking episodes that bridge current issues in law with practical guidance for legal practice.

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1. Lisa Bottomley
2. Vincent Papaleo
3. Dr. Timothy Entwisle
4. Robyn Wheeler
5. Andrew Turner
6. Bronia Tulloch
7. Raffaella Oliva
8. Simon Fuller

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