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Full interview first published in FLBA's [2010] Family Affairs 49, summer edn. Extracts reproduced with kind permission.Sir Nicholas Wall became President of the Family Division earlier this year...
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There is nothing better than a refreshing pint at the end of a day long walk with the dog. It is therefore encouraging news that administrations are falling within the public house sector according to...
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The Legal Services Commission (LSC) is facing strong criticism from the law society and practitioners for its handling of the recent tender round of family legal aid contracts. The Law Society's...
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"It follows, therefore that the application and appeal of HMRC fail and fall to be dismissed. In the course of arriving at that conclusion I have not dealt with all the points and submissions made...
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Leading children's charity Barnardo's has published new data today revealing the extent of court delays in family courts in England and Wales. A five year long pattern of deterioration has led...
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The government has announced it switched off the controversial children's database ContactPoint today. Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, children's minister Tim Loughton said:...
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Anthony Douglas, chief executive of Cafcass, has written to the Interdisciplinary Alliance for Children to respond to their joint position statement with NAGALRO and the Association of Lawyers for...
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Incidents of international parental child abduction are expected to peak this month according to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's (FCO) Child Abduction Section. In many cases, parents pretend...
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The President of the Court of Protection, Sir Nicholas Wall, has published the Court of Protection Rules Committee's Review. The Committee was set up in December 2009 to undertake a review of the...
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The Interdisciplinary Alliance for Children (IAC) has sent government ministers with responsibility for justice or children's welfare a joint position statement setting out their...
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