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Ancillary Relief
This supplement, aimed at all family law practitioners whose practice includes ancillary relief work, is a comprehensive guide to The Family Proceedings (Amendment No 2) Rules, 1999. The new Rules, which came into force on 5 June, 2000, altered the conduct of ancillary relief applications in England and Wales.This book takes the reader step-by-step through the Rules. It explains how each stage in the process operates and what needs to be done within which time limits. It offers a practical insight into how to tackle First Appointments, Financial Dispute Resolution Appointments and the all-important Form E. It comes complete with copies of the Rules themselves, and of all the forms annexed to the Rules which form part of the new procedure.Subscribers to Butterworths Family Law Service and Rayden and Jackson on Divorce and Family Matters receive a copy of the bulletin as part of their subscription.
Family Court Reports
Now in their 24th year, the Family Court Reports continue to offer comprehensive coverage of judgments raising public and private family law issues under the guidance of an esteemed Editorial Board.Rapid reporting - Fortnightly publishing ensures practitioners are equipped with the most important cases soon after judgments are given.Succint and user-friendly - Each report contains catchwords outlining relevant issues and legislation, a headnote summarising any points of law decided, and the full text judgment with all citations and references meticulously verified.Authoritative and reliable - Each Family Division judgment is approved prior to publication, ensuring reliability and strict adherence to reporting restrictions.Published in 24 fortnightly issues per year.
Impossible Object
In a series of inter-related stories, husbands, wives and lovers attempt to come to grips with their 'impossible' situations, while the novel itself attempts to show in its formal inventiveness just how bewildering romantic love can be.
The State of Grace:
Grace Purdy, mother of two and part-time business professor, is facing a crisis in both her marital and professional life. As an expatriate American living in London, she is doing her best to survive a divorceboth physically and financiallyall while navigating the English legal system. Grace spends her days working on her legal case while running between business lectures and collecting her sons from the school bus. Her soon to be ex-husband won't take any money out of his business, leaving Grace to pay the bills. Additionally, she has given up having child care so she can pay for a lawyer in her battle to keep the marital home. During Grace's journey she confronts the predicament of so many other mothers who have learned that no matter how much they give or "lean in" now it can be unbelievably challenging not to feel exhausted and broken. Throughout her journey Grace uses her sharp wit and humor to navigate around any obstacles she encounters.
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Child's Pay
This is a practical guide to the child support system, explaining the rules which govern child support. It aims to provide practitioners with an overview of the changes brought about by the Child Support Act 1995 and the subordinate legislation, and gives an analysis of how the child support system has worked in practice. It also offers guidance on the assessment system, taking the practitioner step-by-step through the process of evaluating a particular client's case.
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