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Lorna Cservenka, head of the Child Care department at Hanne & Co Solicitors' London office, has won the title of Family Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year at the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year Awards...
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The Ministry of Justice has published a consultation paper proposing that some decisions on straightforward applications to the Court of Protection are taken by authorised court officers. The Court...
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The number of cases handled by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) of British children abducted by a parent to another country has risen by 10% in the past year, according to the latest FCO...
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The Bar Council has written to MPs to voice serious concerns about the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill, which is scheduled for its second reading in the House of Commons...
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Doctors who suspect children are being abused or neglected must tell parents and the young people themselves as soon as possible about their concerns and what action they will take, according to new...
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NOTICE REGARDING SUPPLY OF CONTENT FROM JORDAN PUBLISHING As of 29 June 2011, Jordan Publishing will be the exclusive provider of the following electronic content: Family Law...
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Read Sandra Davis' response to the Family Justice Review's interim report The Law Society has announced that it is supporting the proposals contained in Interim Report of the Family Justice...
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Read David Hodson's analysis of the new rules New EU-wide rules which apply as of this week will result in speedier child maintenance payments when families split up. With an estimated 16 million...
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The Government has today published the controversial Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill which sets out cuts to legal aid and funding of civil litigation. The Bill proposes to cut...
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David Cameron's comments in the Sunday Telegraph that "runaway dads" should be stigmatised in the same way as drink-drivers, has been criticised by single parent charities who say he should focus...
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