Provides family and child law practitioners with a comprehensive library of reliable and practical precedents
Family Law Precedents Service provides family and child law practitioners with a comprehensive library of reliable and practical precedents designed to meet all your day-to-day needs, at every stage.
An exhaustive collection of precedents for applications and orders in respect of the most common – and many not so common – family proceedings is provided, together with a range of additional documents such as client care letters, declarations of trust and cohabitation agreements.
Each precedent is generously annotated and well presented with drafting advice and procedural guides so that its form of words can be understood in the context of the law that governs it. The loose-leaf format ensures that you keep abreast with the developments in practice and procedure, and includes precedents on the accompanying CD-ROM for you to use and adapt.
Family Law Precedents Service offers authoritative guidance and excellent value for money in a single volume and is a must for any practitioner carrying out children or ancillary relief work.
Family Law Precedents Service provides:
The CD-ROM contains fillable Word documents of precedents for applications and in respect of the most common - and many not so common - family proceedings, as well as additional documents, eg client care letters, declarations of trust and cohabitation agreements.
This major work offers authoritative guidance and excellent value for money in a single volume and is a must for any practitioner carrying out children or ancillary relief work.
This publication is currently being revised and re-structured to take account of the impact of the Family Procedure Rules 2010 and supplementary Practice Directions.
Loose-leaf + CD-ROM*
£400.00 mainwork inc mainland UK p&p
3 updates per year (approx £131.00 each)
*This CD-ROM is designed to run on Windows based systems. To check your system compatibility please contact our helpdesk on 01179 181496
Roger Bird, Former District Judge, Bristol County Court
David Salter, Joint National Head of Family Law, Mills & Reeve, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, Norwich, Birmingham and London
Michael Keehan QC, St Ives Chambers, Birmingham
District Judge Andy King
Charles Prest, Barrister, No. 6 Chambers, Leeds
This update contains amendments to Divisions General, C (Financial Orders), D (Miscellaneous Applications), E (Children), F (Inheritance), G (Injunctions), H (Trusts of Land), I (Cohabitation), K (Enforcement) and M (Costs).
All divisions have now been updated in line with the provisions of the Family Procedure Rules 2010.
New divider cards for Divisions A to D have been supplied with this update, along with a divider card for a new section, which lists the prescribed family forms.
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