Posted in divorce, other legal blogs, professional conduct, residence, solicitors on March 30, 2008 | No Comments »
Oh how true…This post from the Maryland Divorce Legal Crier blog is no less relevant for being from across the pond. It paints an all too familiar picture of the cringeworthy correspondence files I often get sent with my briefs. It makes me want to weep! Its easy enough to get drawn into a pointless [...]
Posted in family, procedure, residence on January 14, 2008 | No Comments »
This may be shouting into a gale but dammit will SOMEBODY PLEASE tell social services legal departments that you cannot obtain a supervision order through a last minute recommendation in a s37 report without issuing a s31 application in the usual way? If my client’s long awaited final hearing on residence is waylaid this week [...]
Posted in contact, courts, family, fathers, openness, residence, stuff on October 21, 2007 | 12 Comments »
The privacy of the family justice system makes it difficult for the public to get a good idea about what steps the courts are prepared to take in order to ensure that a child has a relationship with both parents. Those sources which are most critical of the ’secret family justice system’ often suggest that the courts [...]
Posted in courts, family, residence on September 27, 2007 | No Comments »
One litigant’s view of the family justice system - a mum with bipolar disorder. www.kidsneedmums.co.uk.
Posted in family, fathers, residence on September 3, 2007 | No Comments »
Interesting post on Family Lore about how the Aussies are doing it…
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