Monday, 18 August 2025
*Original Content was created in November 2024
Description
Attend and earn 1 PLD hour
* This interactive online recording includes questions and quizzes requiring critical thinking about the topics, so you have no annual limits to the number of points/hours you can claim with this format of learning. Please verify with your CPD rules
Chair
Monique Dalrymple, Founder and Coordinating Counsellor, Kindred Centre
Navigating Students Who Are Under the Order of the Court
- Parenting orders: care and contact
- Guardianship and the interplay with parenting order
- Protection orders
- The role of lawyer for child
Presented by Racheal Allison, Senior Associate, Duncan Cotterill
Learning Objectives:
- Understand key types of court orders impacting students in schools
- Navigate responsibilities when interacting with court-appointed guardians or lawyers
Presenters
Racheal Allison, Senior Associate, Duncan CotterillRacheal is a skilled family lawyer with extensive experience in matters relating to parenting, separation, relationship property, guardianship disputes, child support, family violence (protection orders) and asset protection, including contracting out agreements (pre-nuptials). She understands that family law matters can be emotionally charged and stressful. Racheal takes a supportive approach, and works closely with her clients to develop tailored legal strategies that meet their needs and goals. She is a strong advocate for her clients and has the skills and expertise necessary to represent them in court if required. Racheal is pragmatic and is committed to providing her clients with the information they need to make well informed decisions about their legal options. Racheal’s experience and child-focussed approach has been recognised by her inclusion on the Court-appointed Lawyer for Child list.
Monique Dalrymple, Founder and Coordinating Counsellor, Kindred Centre
Monique is the Founder and Coordinating Counsellor of Kindred Centre and holds a Master’s in Educational Psychology from Massey University. Registered with the New Zealand Association of Counsellors since 1999, she is also ACC registered. As a counsellor and clinical supervisor, she believes that the therapeutic journey unfolds through conversations between individuals seeking support and a trained, experienced counsellor. Her approach includes active listening and a non-judgmental, supportive style. She is committed to helping clients achieve a greater sense of wellness, strength, and resilience through their therapeutic journey