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Irwin Mitchell has become the latest divorce and family law firm to be approved as an Alternative Business Structure by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, and the first firm to be granted multiple...
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Gloucestershire county council, NHS Gloucestershire and Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service are setting up a Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) in Gloucester as part of the new Early Years...
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The Department for Education has published an action plan to tackle the abuse of children linked to supernatural beliefs in spirit possession. The national action plan to tackle child abuse linked to...
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The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has launched a consultation on a new quality standard for the health and wellbeing of looked-after children and young people. The...
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Leading Surrey law firm Morrisons Solicitors has recruited Emma Newman from Guillaumes to join their experienced Family team.  She will join the firm on 20 August 2012. Emma qualified in 1999...
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New figures released by the Office for National Statistics show a 6% increase in adoptions which took place following court orders in England and Wales in 2011 compared to the previous year. There...
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The Family Law Awards are supported by its principal sponsor Anglia DNA   Voting for the four community Family Law Awards opened today through the awards website,...
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Mr Justice Ryder has published his final report on the modernisation of family justice, which makes recommendations which could be implemented by the judiciary. They are intended to change the culture...
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Newly qualified social workers could benefit from £2,000 to boost their learning and development, under plans announced by the Government yesterday. Children's Minister Tim Loughton and Care services...
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The Government has appointed David Norgrove as the Chair of the new Family Justice Board. Mr Norgrove will oversee the Board which is a key part of the reforms announced in the Family Justice...
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