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President of the Family Division releases new Guidance on reporting in the Family Courts

Oct 29, 2019, 10:54 AM
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The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has issued the latest guidance for reporting in the Family Courts.

This guidance is issued, following consultation, to assist the court, the parties and the media in circumstances where a reporter attending court may wish to apply to vary reporting restrictions in a case before the Family Court or the Family Division of the High Court.

This guidance is issued, following consultation, to assist the court, the parties and the media in circumstances where a reporter attending court may wish to apply to vary reporting restrictions in a case before the Family Court or the Family Division of the High Court.

The guidance can be read in full here.

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