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Principal Sponsor:  The deadline for nominations for the Family Law Awards 2011 has been extended to Monday 12 September due to popular demand. If you know an excellent family lawyer who...
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John Hemming, Liberal Democrat MP, is facing calls to resign after the President of the Family Division criticised him for using parliamentary privilege in the House of Commons to name, and campaign...
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By Edward Wheatley A new academic study has found that conflict between couples rarely changes after marriage. The survey, which followed nearly 1,000 couples from 1980 to 2000, found that...
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A District Court in Australia has ordered the removal of a sperm donor's name from the birth certificate of a child born to a lesbian couple.   The ex-partner of the child's biological...
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Following last week's riots, Prime Minister David Cameron has called for a review of Government policies "to fix a broken society". Speaking at a youth centre in his Witney constituency on...
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The Family Law Bar Association (FLBA), which represents the interests of approximately 2,300 barristers nationally who specialise in family law, has said that it is deeply concerned about the impact...
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The Legal Services Commission has announced details about its planned approach to procuring new face to face family contracts after the closure of its consultation on the subject. Following the...
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By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor On 30 June 2011, the Ministry of Justice made a statement in Parliament saying the Government had decided not to opt in to the European Commission's proposals to bring...
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The Families Need Fathers evening telephone helpline answered 4,125 calls in the year from June 2010 to May 2011. The May total was the highest ever, with 627 calls being logged. Analysis of the call...
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The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) is asking care charities and other not-for-profit organisations whether they think they can better meet the needs of people who lack mental capacity. In a call...
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