LEAP has improved family law matter types. New tables, fields and calculated critical dates have been added.

The default tables in newly created matters have been updated. The following matters have had tables change from showing by default:

Children 

- Independent children’s lawyer 

- Independent children’s lawyer’s barrister

- Court child expert

- Barrister/Counsel 

- Counsellor’s details

Divorce 

- Independent children’s lawyer 

- Independent children’s lawyer’s barrister

- Third party

- Third party’s solicitor 

- Accountant

- Barrister/Counsel 

Family Law – General Advice 

- Independent children’s lawyer 

- Independent children’s lawyer’s barrister 

- Superannuation fund

- Property

- Land Titles office 

- Revenue Office 

- Court child expert

- Family consultant 

Financial Agreement 

- Superannuation fund 

Property & Children

- Independent children’s lawyer 

- Independent children’s lawyer’s barrister 

- Property

- Title particulars

- Barrister/Counsel 

- Accountant

- Counsellor’s details

- Revenue office

- Land title’s office

- Settlement details

- Superannuation fund

- Court child expert

Property/Financial Settlement 

- Independent children’s lawyer 

- Independent children’s lawyer’s barrister 

- Property

- Title particulars

- Barrister/Counsel 

- Accountant

- Revenue office

- Land title’s office

- Settlement details

- Superannuation fund

Please note the above tables can still be added to the matters through selecting edit tables.

An example of an existing and a newly created Property & Children matter.

The changes to the default table types will not affect recurring matter templates. The recurring matter template will need to be updated or a new template created. For more information on creating a new or modifying an existing template click here.

Click here to learn more about the matters. 

You can provide feedback on the improved matters here.