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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentGuide to Family Law Courts - GOV.UK

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   The main types of order are a care or supervision order which determines whether the child should be looked after or supervised by the local authority, and an emergency protection order...

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2. fullfact.org › law › family-court-englandThe legal system, explained: the Family Court – Full Fact

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   Feb 28, 2017 · These are the Family Court (for the majority of routine cases), and the Family Division of the High Court (for a few specific issues and more complex cases). Here’s a brief outline of how the family courts work and what happens in them.

3. www.judiciary.uk › courts-and-tribunals › family-lawFamily Division and Family Court - Courts and Tribunals Judiciary

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   Types of Family Cases. Details of the range of disputes that come before the Family Court and the Family Division of the High Court.

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5. www.lawble.co.uk › uk-family-lawExploring UK Family Law: A Guide - Lawble

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   May 8, 2024 · Family law refers to the body of law governing the legal issues relating to familial relationships. These include marriage, civil partnerships, children, and the responsibilities and rights that arise from these bonds. 1. Types of Issues Covered Under Family Law

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   The Family courts in England and Wales are the Family Court and the Family Division of the High Court. Most Family cases are heard in the Family Court. A limited number of cases are heard in the Family Division of the High Court, for example cases involving international child abduction and cases involving the inherent jurisdiction of the High ...

7. www.lawhive.co.uk › knowledge-hub › familyThe Family Court Process: A Step by Step Guide | Lawhive

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   May 13, 2024 · Family law covers two main types of cases: private and public matters. In private cases people go to family court over disputes that can arise from divorces or separations and might involve decisions about where the children will live, visitation arrangements, schooling, or even if a parent can relocate abroad with the children.

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   Types of Family Cases. The disputes that come before the Family Court and the Family Division of the High Court often involve very difficult circumstances and can touch on almost every aspect of family life. Cases about marriage. The law relating to marriage is contained in the Marriage Act 1949.

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   What are the different types of family law cases?

   • Family law covers two main types of cases: private and public matters. In private cases people go to family court over disputes that can arise from divorces or separations and might involve decisions about where the children will live, visitation arrangements, schooling, or even if a parent can relocate abroad with the children.

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   Are there different types of Family Courts?

   • There used to be various different types of family courts for day-to-day cases, but officially there’s now a single entity just called the Family Court. You still see references to Family Proceedings Courts, for example, or going to the County Court — this reflects the system as it was before 2014.

   The legal system, explained: the Family Court – Full Fact

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   Where do the data on family related court cases come from?

   • The data on the family related court cases is principally sourced from the court administrative system FamilyMan, used by court staff for case management purposes and containing good quality information about a case’s progress through the family courts. Some data are also sourced from the HMCTS Performance database.

   Guide to Family Law Courts - GOV.UK

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   What cases are heard in the family division of the High Court?

   • A limited number of cases are heard in the Family Division of the High Court, for example cases involving international child abduction and cases involving the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court. The Family Division of the High Court also hears appeals from certain decisions made by Circuit Judges and Recorders in the Family Court.

   The Family Division and the Family Court

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