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Sharland divorce case to be heard in June 2015 Alison Sharland has been granted permission to take her divorce case to the Supreme Court next June after it was found that her husband misled both her...
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The Government has published its response to the Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) report, Legal aid: children and the residence test. In the report the Government states that individuals...
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See also: 'Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012: LASPO reviewed' by David Emmerson and His Honour John Platt 'Legal aid for private law cases under s 8 of the Children...
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At the direction of the President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby, the wardship proceedings in relation to Ashya King have been listed for hearing in open court at the Royal Courts of...
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Cafcass has published statistics showing that the national average duration for care application between April and June 2014 stands at 31 weeks. The figure is a two-week improvement on...
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published its annual statistics on live births, which includes countries of birth for non-UK born mothers and fathers.The statistics include the 10...
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Leading national law firm Irwin Mitchell has published a series of factsheets and launched a dedicated web page to provide advice and support to families and those who support them about the...
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The Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has published information for legal aid providers interested in applying to deliver family mediation from February 2015.Recent recommendations made by the Family Mediation...
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See also: Obtaining exceptional funding under LASPO – is it worth applying? (Yes)President challenges government over legal aidState funding family cases after Q v Q; Re B; Re C [2014] EWFC...
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The Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has invited the public to take part in a consultation on its Welsh Language Scheme.The LAA has adopted the principle that in the conduct of public business and the...
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