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Who should be involved in public law proceedings?

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Date:26 JUN 2019
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Ann Chavasse member of St Ives Chambers in Birmingham

This article explores the wide spectrum of situations when the Family Courts are required to consider who should be informed of the birth of a child involved in public law proceedings and who should be involved in those proceedings. 

 

The full article will be published in the July issue of Family Law. 

 

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