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Publication of judgments in care proceedings
A High Court judge in the Family Division recently considered the question of the extent to which judgments he had handed down should be anonymised and whether the transparency order in force in respect of care proceedings should be varied accordingly. Molly Giles considers the key points from the ruling.
Leave to oppose adoption: good practice guidance
Oliver Millington considers a recent Court of Appeal ruling on applications for leave to oppose the making of an adoption order.
Supreme Court judgment: After Cheshire West – Transitions from Care to COP
Jacqueline Thomas KC and Chloe Lee examine how the Supreme Court’s judgment in AGNI affects cases involving children coming before the courts.
Putting Children First: the Evolving Role of the Family Law Professional
Sian Smith & Anne Dillon are joined by Helen Adam of Wells Family Mediation to discuss the Family Solutions Group’s latest report, ‘Putting Children First’.
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Placements of children in Scotland – implementation of the new law
Justin Gray delivers a pre-recorded webinar covering the latest position in cross-border placements of children in Scotland.
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