Family

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• April 7, 2020

  London Borough of Tower Hamlets -v- Mother, Father and X

  FamilyJudgment

• April 7, 2020

  T (Children)

  FamilyJudgment

• April 7, 2020

  Deadline updated: The Transparency Review – The President of the Family Division’s Call for Evidence

  Sir Andrew McFarlane, The President of the Family Division, is undertaking a review of the current arrangements which regulate access by journalists and the public to, and the reporting of, information concerning proceedings in the Family Court

  FamilyFamily CourtPresident of the Family DivisionReviews

• April 7, 2020

  VB -v- TR

  FamilyJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  Leicester City Council -v- MPZ (by her litigation friend the Official Solicitor)

  FamilyJudgment

• March 19, 2020

  Coronavirus (COVID-19): Message from the Lord Chief Justice to judges in the Civil and Family Courts

  Read the Lord Chief Justice's COVID guidance to judges based in the Civil and Family courts

  CivilFamilyLord Burnett of MaldonLord Chief Justice

• March 5, 2020

  Re: AI M handed down by Sir Andrew McFarlane, President of the Family Division

  FamilyJudgment

• February 19, 2020

  Vodafone and others -v- Ofcom

  FamilyJudgment

• February 14, 2020

  HM Attorney General -v- Akhter and Khan

  FamilyJudgment

• February 14, 2020

  Magali Moutreuil -v- Peter Richard Andreewitch

  FamilyJudgment

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