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The family procedure rules are a single set of rules governing the practice and procedure in family proceedings in the high court, county courts and magistrates' courts.
This collection contains immigration staff guidance on dealing with family applications.
Annual statistics about food and drink purchases in the UK.
This programme aims to join up and enhance services delivered through transformed family hubs in local authority areas, ensuring all families can access the support they need.
Partner, spouse, dependant and family member visas and permits
The IFRP provides independent advice to the Home Office on how best to safeguard children’s welfare during a family’s enforced return. IFRP works with the Home Office .
Find out if there's a family hub in your local area. Family hubs are a single place to get support for children, young people and families. This can include baby groups and parent classes, counselling services and financial advice.
Order birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership and death certificates from the General Register Office (GRO) - find GRO index numbers
This collection contains immigration staff guidance on migrants who are family members of UK residents.
A guide for Service families about applying for, maintaining, moving in and out of and living in UK Service Family Accommodation (SFA).
A collection of documents explaining the background to the 'Family Food' publication and the methods used.
Guidance on how government policy makers should apply the ‘family test’.
We hear cases where a child who is the subject of legal proceedings must be protected and this protection is not possible under the Children Act 1989. This is called our ‘inherent jurisdiction’. The most common type of case is...
A collection giving National Statistics on activity in the family courts of England and Wales.
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