ALC November Conference – Manchester
The full flyer can be downloaded here Programme_(2)_2015
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The full flyer can be downloaded here Programme_(2)_2015
Read MorePlease find attached a booking form and a programme for this year’s Family Justice Day taking place on Friday 9th October 2015 at Stamford Court, Oadby.
The theme of the day is Vulnerable Adults and Children: Justice for All? The line up of speakers is very impressive and the day will be interesting and informative.
Book now to avoid disappointment, and to get an Early Bird discount before 11th September!
Read MorePlease find attached the poster for this year’s LLFJB Family Justice Day.
The theme of the day is ‘Vulnerable Adults and Children: Justice for All?’. The line up of main speakers is, as always, extremely impressive, as are the workshops.
Please register your interest: family@leicester.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk for the attention of Louise King. Please also take the opportunity to specify your two workshop choices.
Bookings will be taken from 1st September 2015 but we expect demand to be high so please do register your interest asap to secure a place.
Read MoreFamily practitioners will be aware of the increasing demand – from both within the family justice system and outside of it – for “transparency” around decisions made in the Family Court.
HHJ Bellamy has produced a Local Practice Guidance which helpfully summarises the leading principles about transparency and publication of judgments. Practitioners are encouraged to become familiar with the requirements. It can be downloaded here and can be found on the Resources page.
Read MoreThis years LLFJB Family Justice Day will be on Friday 9th October, again at Stamford Court as last year:
Vulnerable Adults and Children: Justice For All?
More details to come soon!
Read MorePlease find attached His Honour Judge Bellamy’s July 2015 newsletter.
Read MoreFinancial remedy practitioners may be interested to note that the annual “Money Talks” seminar, hosted by No5 Chambers, will take place this year on 16th September 2015 at Birmingham Council House.
For further details and booking, see here.
Read MoreIn the light of the President of the Family Division’s recent and repeated reiterations of the importance of compliance with FPR PD27A (the court bundle practice direction), and the stark consequences that may follow for any party who fails to comply (see here), we have produced a “Quick Look” guide to the preparation of court bundles.
The guide can be downloaded here and found on our Resources page.
Read MoreAll public law family practitioners should now use the latest Case Management Order, which has been reformatted (see explanatory note for rationale).
It is known as ‘May 2014 version 2’.
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