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The senior judge responsible for delivering major reform of the tribunal system across the UK over the last five years will tomorrow take on a new role, swapping leadership of a dedicated team of...
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The HMCTS is piloting a new case management system in the family courts that will track every public law case issued and will replace the systems which are presently in use. The new system,...
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Cafcass latest care statistics between April 2011 and March 2012 show that the number of care applications made by local authorities remains at an unprecedented high level. Cafcass received 10,199...
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While you were enjoying your Easter break, some changes to the Family Procedure Rules 2010 came into force by virtue of the Family Procedure Amendment Rules 2012. So what new developments do you need...
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The Head of International Family Justice for England and Wales, Lord Justice Thorpe, has reported a 96% increase in the number of new child abduction cases reported to his office in 2011 compared to...
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Family Law practitioners gathered in the Savoy Place in London on Wednesday evening for the launch of David Hodson's The International Family Law Practice  and When Cupid's Arrow Crosses...
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By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The Court of Appeal has this morning handed down a judgment in the first reported civil partnership case.  Peter Lawrence, a financial analyst at JP Morgan Asset...
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28 March 2012

First ABSs approved
The first three firms to be approved as Alternative Business Structures (ABSs) have been announced by the Solicitors Regulation Authority today. Under liberalisations in the Legal Services Act 2007,...
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Local authorities are failing to implement central government policy to support kinship carers, according to new research from advice charity Family Rights Group. When children are unable to live...
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Following the success of the inaugural Family Law Awards last October, Jordan Publishing is pleased to announce the return of the event this year. The awards ceremony will be held on 10 October 2012...
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