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James Muir-Little, Partner and Head of Family Law Office for Furley Page Solicitors based in Kent and the South East, has resigned as Deputy District Judge during the course of an investigation by the...
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Further to the publication in the May edition of Family Law at [2008] Fam law 431 of the Family Justice Council (FJC) Voice of the Child Sub-Group's 'Enhancing the Participation of Children and Young...
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The Family Rights Group charity is hosting an international conference with key partners, including 1 Garden Court Family Chambers, bringing together families, key policy makers, academics and...
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The Child Support Agency collected or arranged over £1.05 billion nationally in a 12-month period, according to the Government.The latest performance figures show that 768,000 children are now...
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There has been an update to the list of accredited bodies approved by the Ministry of Justice to carry out court-directed tests for parentage. Eurofins Medigenomix GmbH has now been added to the...
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Update on the work of the Family Procedure Rule Committee in May and June 2008.May 2008The committee did not meet in May. However, its rule harmonisation working party met to consider proposals that...
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An Essex social worker has been reprimanded by a conduct committee of the General Social Care Council after he admitted misconduct in forming inappropriate personal relationships with two vulnerable...
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The Lord Chief Justice has today handed down a Practice Direction which will introduce the wearing of a new civil robe in civil and family law cases from 1 October 2008. The new civil gown will be...
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The Secure Accommodation Network (SAN) chair, Roy Walker, has written an open letter to Children's Secretary Ed Balls urging him to save further secure children's homes from closure.According to the...
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that, in the case of a married couple, irrespective of when and where the marriage took place and of how the spouse entered the host State, a non-European Union...
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