New videos added to series of guides on creating ebundles for the family court
7th May 2020
3PB family barrister Steven Howard has added three more useful video guides to his series about how to create ebundles for the family courts.
The latest editions cover:
Video 5 - Updating an e-bundle by rebuilding from individual documents
Video 6 - Updating an e-bundle by inserting updates into the existing bundle
Video 7 - Adding a late document to an e-bundle.
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