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Using intermediaries in care proceedings to ensure effective participation of vulnerable clients

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Date:30 NOV 2022
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Gemma Farrington KC, 42 Bedford Row 
Alison Pryor, 42 Bedford Row 

This article looks back at how, when and why intermediaries first came to be used in court proceedings, before turning to the specifics of their use in care proceedings. Examining the different types of situation where an intermediary might assist, the article goes on to consider the practicalities of obtaining permission to appoint one, and finishes with a review of the relevant case law.

The full article will be published in the November issue of Family Law. 

 

 

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