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Family Law newsletter: 13 June 2016
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News
Female bench appointments sees gender diversity success07 June 2016
A recent statistical bulletin published by the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) indicates success for women receiving appointments to the judicial bench in England and Wales, with almost half (45%) of candidates being female.
Bristol courts increase awareness of domestic abuse07 June 2016
The Bristol Civil and Family Justice Centre held a session on 26 May 2016 to provide more information to court staff and Personal Support Unit volunteers about domestic abuse. The packed court heard from the probation service, Next Link and a service user.
Articles
We need to talk about the childrenJo Carr-West
08 June 2016
One of the hardest things for parents following separation is continuing the conversation about what their children need in order to keep channels of communication open, and to continue to parent as part of an effective working relationship.
Brexit: To Hell in a handcart: Episode TwoRebecca Bailey-Harris & John Wilson QC
06 June 2016
We two once again present our united voice for the UK remained in the EU, in the best interests of families in a world - and particularly Europe - characterised by a degre of mobility undreamt of by earlier generations. For this second episode we have had the advantage of the words of wisdom from David Hodson, to which words we exercise (with appropriate decorum) our right of response in the spirit of debate.
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