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Guidance informing local authorities in England of their duty following the passing into law of 'staying put' has been published by the Government. Since 20 May 2014, young people in England...
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The new inspections of children’s services have the capacity to drive forward positive improvement for children, young people and families, according to a report published today. Ofsted’s...
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Jennifer Roberts QC is to be a Justice of the High Court with effect from 3 June 2014, on the retirement of Mr Justice Coleridge. The Lord Chief Justice will assign Mrs Roberts to the Family...
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Following the introduction of the Child Arrangements Programme on 22 April 2014, the President of the Family Division has released the private law prescribed orders. Of the orders, he...
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The President of the Family Division has released the final public law prescribed orders: the Case Management Order (CMO) and the Standard Directions Order (SDO). These orders have been updated...
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The Financial Remedies Unit at the Central Family Court is running a pilot scheme for an accelerated First Appointment procedure in financial remedy proceedings. The FRU hears thousands of...
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David Norgrove, who chaired the wide-ranging Family Justice review in 2011, will be in position for a further 2-year term from 9 June 2014 leading the Family Justice Board (FJB). He has been the...
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Alison Russell QC, a High Court judge, has become the first to be formally addressed as Ms Justice. The Guardian reported that she has had the title approved by Lord Thomas, the Lord Chief...
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The Court of Appeal has decided that the Legal Aid Agency - formally the Legal Service Commission (LSC) - was wrong to refuse to pay in full from the legal aid budget for an expert witness report...
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Introduction As many of you may know, the President of the Court of Protection is convening a significant hearing next month to consider the court's approach to authorising deprivations of...
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