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Find out if you are eligible for the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme and how to apply.
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.
More than 27,000 separating families have saved money, protected their children and avoided lengthy, combative courtroom battles, thanks to a £23.6 million government scheme.
Guidance on how government policy makers should apply the ‘family test’.
An evaluation of the Mockingbird family model (MFM) approach to supporting foster carers and the children placed with them.
Essential elements for implementation of the family origin questionnaire (FOQ) to help assess if a person is a likely carrier for sickle cell and thalassaemia (SCT).
Care Case Fee Scheme (CCFS), KC/2 Counsel Events, and detailed case plans to use when a legal-aid-funded family case becomes high cost.
This collection contains immigration staff guidance on migrants who are family members of UK residents.
Explanation of legal phrases used in the Family Procedure Rules.
What driving instructors should do to carry out realistic mock driving tests, including what needs to be in the test, assessing faults and recording the result.
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 .
Tri-service results from the annual families continuous attitude survey (FAMCAS).
This report presents analysis of the proven youth offending rates of those in contact with the family justice system as a child.
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