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Bryan Myerson, the former city fund manager hit by the credit crunch, applied to the Court of Appeal seeking to renegotiate the terms of his divorce settlement last week. Family lawyers now claim that...
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The Selection Panel for appointing Queen's Counsel has announced today that it is inviting applications from barristers and solicitors with Higher Courts advocacy rights for appointment as Queen's...
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"Families Need Fathers is extremely pleased to announce that we have been successful in our bid for a grant from The Parenting Fund, a pool of money managed by the Family and Parenting Institute on...
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Interview by Hugh Logue, Legal News EditorIt is a turbulent time for Lucy Theis. As Chairman of the Family Law Bar Association (FLBA), she is leading a campaign against the Government over plans to...
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18 March 2009

New Resolution Chair
Local solicitor Nicholas Longford will be elected as Chair of Resolution at its annual conference in Bristol this weekend.Mr Longford, a partner at Rustons and Lloyd in Newmarket, will head the...
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The NSPCC is supporting the Bar Council and the Family Law Bar Association's campaign to stop the Ministry of Justice's proposals to cut family legal aid.NSPCC lawyer Barbara Esam said: "The...
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A new poll by the charity YoungMinds of young people with mental health problems reveals three quarters were offered no support when waiting for treatment. Government figures show 4,842 young people...
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Lawyers acting for vulnerable children and families have today joined forces with the leading children's charity, the NSPCC, to call for a Parliamentary inquiry into the state of the family justice...
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The sentencing of the carers of baby Rhys Biggs on Tuesday highlights a loophole which allows carers who cause or allow deliberate serious injury of a child to evade justice, says the...
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Children's services directors will be required to retrain to make sure they understand the pressures of frontline social work following the death of Baby P.Children's Secretary Ed Balls has announced...
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