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The Practice Direction 'Experts in Family Proceedings Relating to Children' was published today.The guidance from the the President of the Family Division aims to provide the court in family...
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The number of calls to the Scottish Domestic Abuse Helpline has reached a record high.The figures published today, Valentine's Day, show it received 21,047 calls in 2006 - the highest total ever. It...
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An inquiry published today into the death of baby Jessica Randall has concluded that her death could have been avoided.The 53-day-old baby from Northamptonshire was murdered by her father Andrew...
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Susan Crossley, who was seeking a share of her fourth husband's £45m fortune despite the existence of a robust pre-nuptial agreement, has withdrawn her claim on the eve of the court hearing.Mrs...
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13 February 2008

Public Law Outline published
The long awaited Public Law Outline (PLO) has been published today. A copy can be downloaded from the Newswatch Practice Guidance section by clicking here.The PLO will replace the existing Protocol...
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A Scottish Truth and Reconciliation Forum is to be set up to support adults who suffered childhood abuse, initially focusing on the needs of survivors of historic abuse in residential care. The move...
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Sir Paul McCartney and his estranged wife, Heather Mills, are in the High Court in London today for a hearing to reach a financial settlement for their divorce.Having fallen out with her legal...
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The Department of Health has launched a 12-week consultation on a revision of the UK Health Departments Code of Practice and Guidance on Genetic Paternity Testing Services (March 2001), which is being...
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The way in which barristers provide services to consumers may change considerably following proposals published by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) yesterday. The reforms could see barristers working in...
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The WorldForum 2008 Programme Planning Committee is inviting researchers, practitioners, service providers, young people and other interested parties to submit abstract proposals for oral...
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