Family Law Education Network
A professional and collaborative network to support family lawyers from the best industry experts
Structured Education for Strategic Practice
The Family Law Education Network (FLENA) was founded by Amanda Little to provide a professional and collaborative space for practitioner advancement, education and support. Over time, FLENA has grown into a national network committed to strengthening the quality, consistency and strategic capability of family law practice across Australia.
From the 2026/27 CPD year, our education programs follow a structured national model, ensuring learning builds progressively across the year rather than operating as isolated sessions. This is not a series of standalone webinars. It is a mapped strategic pathway.
FLENA operates across four key areas:
- Precedents and Practice Tools: A continually refined library of high-quality precedents through FamDraft, designed to support clarity, consistency and structured file progression.
- Structured National CPD: A unified monthly program combining LawCademy and FamMastery, ensuring education builds progressively across the CPD year.
- Professional Community: A collaborative and respectful environment supporting ethical practice and professional development across the family law profession.
- Strategic Capability: Education and resources designed to strengthen decision-making, preparation and advocacy throughout the lifecycle of a matter.
Why Join Us?
FLENA provides structured national CPD supported by high-quality precedents and practical resources. Our programs are designed to strengthen consistency, clarity and capability across family law practice.
Through a unified monthly education model combining LawCademy and FamMastery, members engage in connected learning that builds progressively rather than operating as isolated sessions.
FLENA supports professional growth through practical workshops, specialist teaching and a collaborative network committed to ethical practice and high standards within the family law profession.
Precedents That Support Structured Practice
Through FamDraft, members access a curated library of precedents and practice tools aligned to our education framework, supporting clarity and consistency across files.
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