Children Law Seminar 22nd September 2017
Places are still available for this week's children law seminar hosted by No5 Chambers in Wolverhampton. The programme and booking details can be found here....
Read MorePlaces are still available for this week's children law seminar hosted by No5 Chambers in Wolverhampton. The programme and booking details can be found here....
Read MoreThe President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby, has issued a revised Family Procedure Rules Practice Direction 12J which will come into force on 2nd October 2017 and is to be applied in all courts considering an application for a Child Arrangements Order when...
Read MoreThe course materials from the recent seminar hosted by Clare Coles and Laura Vickers of No5 Chambers are now available to download here. Please note: this is a sizeable document which may take a few moments to download....
Read MoreThe Transparency Project has published a very helpful and comprehensive guide for court users and professionals as to the publication of judgments in family proceedings. The guide can be found here....
Read MoreNo5 Chambers is hosting two CPD seminars on 13th July 2017 in Leicester at 4:45-6:00pm. Participants can elect to attend either Agree to Disagree: Agreements in financial remedy post-Radmacher (hosted by Juliet Allen) or Human Rights Act applications in Children Act proceedings: An update (hosted by...
Read MoreCafcass have published new guidance to practitioners in response to the increasing burden of work which its workers face as a result of high court caseloads. The guidance is intended to allow practitioners to work in a proportionate way and to focus their time on...
Read MoreSir James Munby, President of the Family Division, can barely disguise his ire at what he clearly considers to be governmental "procrastination" in implementing changes to the current system of divorce and financial remedy litigation. It is now widely agreed that we should move towards...
Read MoreThe President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby, has today issued guidance in respect of the appropriate course to adopt when considering ex-parte (without notice) non-molestation orders. It appears that it has become established practice in some areas of making ex-parte orders of unlimited duration;...
Read MoreCafcass have issued a letter to Designated Family Judges, published here, clarifying best practice when ordering a party in private law proceedings to attend a Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme (DVPP). A difficulty had been identified in that, when a final order is made, there is...
Read MoreHHJ Bellamy's final farewell newsletter can be downloaded here....
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