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The Department for Constitutional Affairs has not as yet published its long-awaited consultation paper on transparency in the family courts. It is expected before the summer recess. However, at the...

Patrick Parkinson, Professor of Law, University of Sydney and Chairperson of the Family Law Council, an advisory body to the Australian Government. Family Relationship Centres form the centrepiece of...

In a guest editorial Comment for the July issue of Family Law Andrew Greensmith, Chair of Resolution, states that the government having now published its draft Legal Services Bill, organisations such...

Following a House of Commons Select Committee (the Committee) session in May 2006 when Sir Mark Potter, the Hon Mr Justice Munby, District Judge Nicholas Crichton and Audrey Damazer from the Justices'...

The Institute of Family Therapy (IFT) opened in 1977 and since that time has established a national and international reputation for its work. In 1987 there began what has become a long and creative...

According to The Times of 1 June 2006 the Child Support Agency (CSA) will be abandoned in the summer of 2006 and replaced with a pared-down operation which will collect money only from absent fathers...

Legal executives will have their rights of audience in family and civil proceedings extended to cover all proceedings heard in open court in the county court before a district or circuit judge,...

It was announced in May 2006 that the Attorney General is to intervene in the appeal by the General Medical Council (GMC) against the High Court ruling that Professor Sir Roy Meadow should not have...

In May 2006 the Government published a draft Legal Services Bill which will establish an independent oversight regulator - the Legal Services Board and an independent Office for Legal Complaints. The...

By Spencer Clarke, Forsters LLP. A lesbian couple is apparently seeking the first dissolution of their civil partnership. Their relationship ended 3 months after the registration of their civil...

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