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The Church of England has relaxed its rules to allow couples with a connection with a church to be married there without having to regularly worship there, live in the parish or apply for a special...
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Plans to reduce the fees and simplify the forms for people making Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) were part of proposals announced today in a public consultation by Public Guardian Martin John.This...
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WED 22/10/2008 - Less than two thirds of UK children are living with their married natural parents when they enter school, a study has found.Researchers from the Institute of Education, University of...
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Six new Specialist Domestic Violence Courts (SDVCs) have been announced by the Ministry of Justice. The new courts will be in Wales, the East Midlands, North East, North West and South East.They...
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Family lawyer Angela Davis has joined as associate in the private client team of Nottingham law firm Berryman, from local rival Nelsons.The key appointment means Berryman is now a market leader in its...
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The new Child Maintenance & Enforcement Commission (C-MEC), which replaces the Child Support Agency (CSA), is full of good intentions to help children, but is potentially flawed by requirements...
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The Law Society has spoken out against Barristers being paid more than their solicitor counterparts for advocacy in family legal aid cases, even though they perform the same role. The Law Society is...
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The President of the Family Division has issued a new Practice Direction and new Guidance. The Family Proceedings (Allocation to Judiciary) (Amendment) Directions 2008 come into force on 25 November...
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The Community Legal Service (CLS) has issued a clarification on payment in care proceedings where cases transfer to a new provider.Where a client transfers to a new provider and the original provider...
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David Edmonds, Chairman of the Legal Services Board (LSB), has announced that Elizabeth France was the LSB's choice for the position of Chair of the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC).Mrs France, whose...
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