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TUES 02/03/2010 - Reforms intended to improve the protection of children instead risk trebling the workload for social workers, according to new analysis from the Local Government Association...
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MON 01/03/2010 - The Legal Services Commission has opened the tender process for 2010 civil legal aid contracts in family (including family mediation) and social welfare. The current contracts come to...
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MON 01/03/2010 - The Family Procedure Rule Committee has published details of its work between May and December 2009.May, June and July 2009The committee met in May, June and July to continue its...
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The fourth round of appointments as Queen's Counsel was announced today. Of the 129 successful applicants, six are family law barristers including the Co-Chair of the Association of Lawyers for...
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The fourth round of appointments as Queen's Counsel was announced today. Of the 129 successful applicants, six are family law barristers including the Co-Chair of the Association of Lawyers for...
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The Government has been forced to make concessions to its plans to further expand media access in the family courts.In the House of Commons on Tuesday night, Justice Minister Bridget Prentice accepted...
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The new Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission, which took over the Child Support Agency's functions in 2008, is "struggling" to cope with the increase in cases which cannot be dealt with by its...
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The new Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission, which took over the Child Support Agency's functions in 2008, is "struggling" to cope with the increase in cases which cannot be dealt with by...
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TUES 23/02/2010 - The House of Commons Joint Committee on Human Rights has frustrated the Government's attempts to introduce new provisions that would lead to further expansion of media access in...
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A Christian think tank has produced a (relatively short) report on cohabitation, Cohabitation in the 21st Century , stating that the 'survival rate' for cohabiting relationships is substantially...
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