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More people should consider mediation rather than going to court to sort out family disputes, Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has told radio listeners. Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme,...
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The US House of Representatives has passed a resolution calling on the Government of Japan to address the problem of abduction of US citizen children to Japan. The resolution also calls on Japan...
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Professor Eileen Munro has published the first part of her review of how to remove the barriers and bureaucracy in child protection services. Part One: A Systems Analysis seeks to understand why...
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Cafcass and the President of the Family Division have extended temporary case allocation procedures for another year. A new Joint Agreement, effective from today, builds upon the...
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Following the High Court's decision yesterday to quash the outcome of the Legal Services Commission's tender round for new family legal aid contracts, the chair of the LSC, Sir Bill Callaghan, has...
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The Law Society has won its judicial review over the family legal aid tender after the High Court decided to quash the outcome of the tender round for new family legal aid contracts. The High Court...
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There are only a few hours left for anyone who would like to provide feedback about the way the family justice system can be improved as the Call for Evidence for the Family Justice Review will close...
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Coventry City Council has been forced to pay £100,000 in court costs after the local authority withdrew their application to remove three children from their parents. Judge Clifford Bellamy ruled...
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27 September 2010

Interview with Baroness Deech
Interview by Hugh Logue, Legal News Editor Last year Baroness Deech gave a series of six lectures on family law at Gresham College in London which were reproduced in Family Law. The topics of her...
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Birmingham City Council's children's services will be issued with a second government Improvement Notice, after a critical Ofsted report into children's services in July, according to news...
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