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Wives in the South of Britain are more likely to be awarded favourable divorce settlements, according to research, leading to lawyers using "divorce maps" to secure clients better deals.Divorcing...
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The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) and Oscar-nominated actress Samantha Morton today launched a television campaign to recruit more than five thousand social workers.The...
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The International Family Law Group (iFLG) has announced that it will be joined by the family law team of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP, led by Carolynn Usher. Carolynn brings with her a team of...
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Sheridan Greenland OBE has taken up her post as the Head of the Office for Judicial Complaints, the body responsible for investigating complaints about the conduct of the judiciary in England and...
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The Family Mediation Helpline has launched a new advice website for families involved in disputes.The Family Mediation Helpline website gives advice on how to avoid damaging and expensive court...
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On the 28 September, the European Commission will hold a public hearing in Brussels on matrimonial property regimes and patrimonial aspects of other forms of union.The hearing, which is open to all...
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The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published a best practice guide for use by all professionals involved with children and families pre-proceedings and in preparation for applications made under...
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A recent poll of divorce solicitors shows that the recession has created a "divorce settlement bubble" with 48 per cent of divorce solicitors seeing a delay in reaching a divorce settlement as their...
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The Home Office has extended the power of courts to issue restraining orders in domestic violence cases allowing them to grant orders following conviction for any offence.The change, which comes...
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The Bar Council has reacted angrily to the latest Ministry of Justice's proposals to reform the legal aid budget.In it's consultation, Legal aid: funding reforms, the MoJ proposes to make a range of...
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