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Debra Stevens LL.B(Hons);LL.M, Principal Solicitor.
Solicitor required due to expansion, specialising in Matrimonial & Family Law (predominantly ancillary relief, no legal aid) Reeds Family Law Solicitors are looking for an enthusiastic and well organised individual whose priorities are exceptional client care. Can you answer YES to the following? 5 years P.Q.E. High achiever Do you always meet your fee target? [...]
It has now been confirmed by the LSC that parties who have already been issued a CLSAPP7, including one based on the other party’s unwillingness to attend an assessment meeting do not have to attend a further Mediation information and assessment meeting (MIAM) provided the CLSAPP7 is less than 4 months old. If you would [...]
Divorcing couples to go through mediation before court… BBC news today reports that the government is to reduce the Legal Aid budget by 75% and that divorcing and separating couples are now to go through mediation before being allowed to issue Court Proceedings. Article here or read below… “Jonathan Djanogly says mediation could reduce acrimony [...]
Solicitor required due to expansion, specialising in Matrimonial & Family Law (predominantly ancillary relief, no legal aid) Reeds Family Law Solicitors are looking for an enthusiastic and well organised individual whose priorities are exceptional client care. Can you answer YES to the following? 5 years P.Q.E. High achiever Do you always meet your fee target? [...]
It has now been confirmed by the LSC that parties who have already been issued a CLSAPP7, including one based on the other party’s unwillingness to attend an assessment meeting do not have to attend a further Mediation information and assessment meeting (MIAM) provided the CLSAPP7 is less than 4 months old. If you would [...]
Divorcing couples to go through mediation before court… BBC news today reports that the government is to reduce the Legal Aid budget by 75% and that divorcing and separating couples are now to go through mediation before being allowed to issue Court Proceedings. Article here or read below… “Jonathan Djanogly says mediation could reduce acrimony [...]