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Divorced or widowed people suffer 20 percent more long-term health problems including diabetes, heart disease and cancer, than those continuously married, according to a new study.The study published...
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Manches LLP has promoted senior associate Eva Huckle to the partnership with effect from 1 July 2009. Eva's appointment brings the number of Manches family partners to 14, making it the largest family...
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Family Law are delighted to announce that it is co-sponsoring the Bracewell Essay Prize for the second year running. The winning prize will be £4,000 and the runner's up prize will be £1,000.The...
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Guidelines designed to protect both the welfare of children during care cases and make more efficient use of court time may not be working, according to an early evaluation report commissioned by...
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A Christian paediatrician is to be removed from an adoption panel because she refused to endorse applications by same-sex couples.Dr Sheila Matthews, who has worked with parents and children for 18...
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Cafcass has published its annual report for 2008-09.Anthony Douglas CBE, Cafcass Chief Executive explained: "This year we have achieved many of the objectives that were set and agreed with the...
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Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury has been appointed the 95th Master of the Rolls with effect from 1 October 2009, following the appointment of Lord Clarke as a Justice of the Supreme Court.Lord Neuberger,...
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The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has published guidance for healthcare staff on how to spot children who may have been abused.In an effort to avoid another Baby P, the...
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Ministers have postponed plans to publish final fee schemes for family legal aid.Following a consultation on a new fee structure that ended last March, the Government has acknowledged that...
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An amended Family Graduated Fee (FGF) funding order made on 14 July will come into effect on 4 August 2009, the Legal Services Commission has announced. The FGF changes were announced in February...
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