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Solicitors are angry at new research that shows that practitioners who provide legal aid services are among the worst paid in the public sector according to a new survey.The average salary of a...
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The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed an appeal by a grandmother to allow her grandchild to continue to live with her despite the absent parents wish for their child to live with the father.In...
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The Children's Secretary Ed Balls has written to every child and young person in care promising them that they will not be stopped unnecessarily from taking part in activities their friends do.The...
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Parents' failure to separate amicably is leading to an increasing number of children losing permanent contact with their father, according to a study into the effects of family breakdown in the UK.The...
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Grandparents and their representative organisations today attended a cross-Government summit to explore the changing role of grandparents in society.Topics for discussion included how families and...
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The media are to be granted access to proceedings of the Court of Protection following a High Court ruling yesterday.Several media organisations applied to attend and report on a case involving a...
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A month after Birketts announced the launch of their Family and Matrimonial department in Cambridge, they have appointed partner Ian Pattinson to the firm as head of the team.Ian, who joined Birketts...
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The Legal Services Commission (LSC) has reminded practitioners that it will not fund independent social workers to act as guardians in public law children cases.Following delays in the appointment of...
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WED 11/11/2009 - Children's Minister Dawn Primarolo launched a consultation yesterday on new rules aimed at ensuring that wherever possible births are registered by both parents. Current...
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The Family Procedure Rule Committee is holding an open meeting on 1 February 2010 in central London from 10am to 1.30pm.Guests will be observers only and will not be able to take part in the...
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