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26 February 2014

Consultation on court orders
The Department for Education are consulting on changes to the statutory guidance on the Children Act 1989. The guidance relates to public and private family law orders and is being updated in light...
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Renaissance Chambers has announced that it is beginning the process of dissolution, blaming the impact of legal aid cuts. The Gazette yesterday reported that Members at Renaissance Chambers in...
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