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Advocacy in the family court has a style of its own. Yet there is little training or instruction for the lawyer who has a heart to practise in this area. This handbook provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law court room. It puts together in one place useful information needed to conduct advocacy in the main areas of family law including divorce, financial applications, private and public children, injunctions and cohabitation claims. This second edition not only only provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law Court Room but the additional chapters make it a reference…mehr

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Advocacy in the family court has a style of its own. Yet there is little training or instruction for the lawyer who has a heart to practise in this area. This handbook provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law court room. It puts together in one place useful information needed to conduct advocacy in the main areas of family law including divorce, financial applications, private and public children, injunctions and cohabitation claims. This second edition not only only provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law Court Room but the additional chapters make it a reference book for experienced family practitioners conducting cases on a regular basis. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Stuart Barlow is a Solicitor who has practised Family Law for over 40 years. He conducts most of his own advocacy and is a court appointed Qualified Legal Representative (QLR). Stuart is a member of the Law Society Children Panel, a former Chief Assessor of the Law Society Family Law Accreditation Scheme and adjudicator for the Legal Aid Agency. He presents training courses for family lawyers throughout England and Wales and is the author of four other published Law books.
Autorenporträt
Stuart Barlow is a former teacher from Rochdale whose passion and speciality was the promotion of imaginative writing for 10 and 11-year-olds. A Fairy Tale Nightmare is the product of a stimulus he provided them with during his time teaching in Year 6. His other passion is an interest in researching the evolution of recreation in Victorian England.