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Over the last 10 years, the UK College of Family Mediators has established and monitored best practice standards for family mediators and developed and promoted practice guidelines on a range of...
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21 December 2007

Care proceedings reforms
The government is implementing key reforms to the child care proceedings system in England and Wales, following a review of the system completed in 2006. The reforms will improve the system and...
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The Ministry of Justice and the HMCS has launched a consultation on the government's strategy for developing the fees system in the civil and family courts of England and Wales. The consultation...
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21 December 2007

Public Law Outline Training
A partnership of government departments and agencies has commissioned Children Law UK, part of The Adolescent & Children's Trust (TACT), to deliver inter-agency training to support reforms to the...
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If you have to work over the Christmas period then the Law Society are thinking of you. If you need help with legal information, or assistance on legal practice matters, you can call the Law Society's...
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As 2007 draws to a close, Newswatch looks back at the five most significant family law cases over the last year. It has been an eventful year for family law practitioners with a major reform of legal...
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The Court of Appeal yesterday ruled in the Crossley v Crossley divorce that it is possible to short-circuit normal Court procedures when a financial claim in a divorce appears to be hopeless and there...
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Two jurors from the trial of Karen Henderson, who was convicted last month of shaking an 11-month old baby to death, have stated that they believe she is innocent and a miscarriage of justice has...
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The Welsh Children's Minister Jane Hutt has announced the appointment of Keith Towler as the new Children's Commissioner for Wales.The role of the Commissioner is to act as an independent advocate for...
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The new Treaty of Lisbon amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community signed by Member States on Thursday includes the protection of children's rights in...
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