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The Family Law Bar Association yesterday submitted a response to the Ministry of Justice consultation entitled Reforming the Legal Aid Family Barrister Fee Scheme concerning legal fees in family law...
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The Bar Standards Board today announced that its current Chair and Vice-Chair are to step down at the end of their terms of office on 31 December 2008.Ruth Evans and George Leggatt QC were appointed...
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The fathers' rights group Fathers 4 Justice is closing down in its present form, according to the Family Lore blog.Nick Langford, Political & Research Coordinator for Fathers 4 Justice would...
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The Right Honourable Lord Justice Anthony May has been appointed President of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice with effect from 1 October 2008.Following the increase in the...
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The Family Justice Council has responded to the letter published yesterday from Lord Justice Leveson, warning of a £90 million shortfall in the budget for the justice system, as reported in Newswatch...
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Documents leaked to the Conservative Party have revealed that the introduction of the controversial Family Proceedings Fees Order, which came into force on 1 May 2008, has caused a sharp drop in child...
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Pauline Alison Gray and David John Wall have been appointed as the Regional Chairmen of the Social Security and Child Support Appeal Tribunal (SSCSA) with effect from Wednesday 8 October 2008. The...
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A social worker from Hassocks, West Sussex has been barred from the profession after an independent committee of the General Social Care Council (GSCC) found he had breached the code of...
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Following the news last week that a database containing the data of 11 million children in England will be used by police to tackle crime, the Government has announced a second delay to the launch...
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The the deadline is approaching for the closing of the Family Graduated Fee Scheme consultation. The Community Legal Services launched the joint consultation with the Ministry of Justice entitled...
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