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With 3 months to go until the public law sections of the Children and Families Act 2014 goes live, it is crucial that the emerging issues for children are widely understood. The change I want to...
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This is to wish Nick well on his retirement.  I first met Nick when he sat as a recorder at Milton Keynes, where I was DFJ.  This ‘whirlwind' arrived and swept through the court, taking in...
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The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of five new family law Queen's Counsel today. They are: Nicholas Goodwin - Harcourt Charles Hale - 4 Paper Buildings Elizabeth McGrath - St...
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According to the latest Freedom of Information request from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), publicly funded family mediation continues to decline since changes to public funding in April...
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We are rapidly approaching the date for formal implementation of the family justice reforms. Subject to timely completion of the Parliamentary process in relation to the Children and Families Bill, it...
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A new guide has been published to help explain the process of appeal in the Supreme Court.  The guide is written to answer FAQs on jurisdiction/appeal routes rather than being a comprehensive...
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Edward Timpson has today announced that the government will be setting aside £30 million for its innovation programme. Speaking to Community Care, Mr Timpson said: 'We're looking for your boldest...
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Cafcass have published their care demand and private law demand statistics for January 2014. The statistics reveal that Cafcass received a total of 883 care applications in January 2014 - this...
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) is today encouraging prospective parents to seek professional legal advice before entering into surrogacy arrangements abroad. British Embassies and High...
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The Fostering Network has reported that the Government's 'Staying Put' amendment, which will allow young people in England to stay with their foster carers beyond their 18th birthdays, has now been...
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