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Children at the centre of family law cases will face uncertainty about their future as a result of a stalemate over the funding of expert witnesses in family cases, following a High Court ruling...
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Readers will be saddened by the death, at the age of 90, of Professor Peter Bromley. 'Bromley' became synonymous with 'Family Law' ever since the publication of his groundbreaking book of the same...
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As the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act (LASPO) come into force today, the Bar Council of England and Wales has published A Guide to Representing Yourself in Court. After LASPO...
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One of the UK's largest pub and nightclub chains has launched a divorce and family law  advice service. The company successfully applied to become a new Alternative Business Structure allowing...
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Downing Street has announced the appointment of two new family judges to the Court of Appeal. The appointments follow the retirement of Sir Alan Ward and the forthcoming retirement of Sir Mathew...
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The Legal Services Board has today approved the removal of two rules around public access to barristers and training. The changes, proposed by the Bar Standards Board, will allow barristers to take...
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Jordan Publishing is pleased to announce that it has been shortlisted for Independent Academic, Educational and Professional Publisher of the Year award at this year's The Bookseller Industry Awards...
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The Legal Services Commission has issued an apology for the maladministration of a financial exercise which caused legal aid solicitors across England and Wales ‘an injustice'. The Parliamentary and...
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The Government has published new guidance on how organisations and individuals should work together to safeguard children and how practitioners should conduct the assessment of children. The...
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There has been a sharp decline in Cafcass's use of its self-employed Children's Guardian practitioners, according to a new survey by Nagalro. The professional association for children's guardians...
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