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   What is a family court judge?

   • Judges of different ranks, from magistrates without legal qualifications to High Court judges, sit in the Family Court. They’re assigned cases based on what type of family dispute it is, and how complicated the dispute is. Appeals against a decision of one judge will often go to a more senior judge within the Family Court.

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   What does a designated family judge do?

   • Designated Family Judges are often responsible for a number of Family Courts in a region. A part time judge called a Recorder can also hear the type of cases dealt with by Circuit Judges. District Judges are full-time judges who deal with the majority of family cases in the Family Court in England and Wales.

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   What does a district judge do in a family court?

   • District Judges (Magistrates’ court) hear Criminal cases, youth cases, some Civil proceedings and they usually deal with the longer and more complex matters that come before the Family Panel Magistrates in the Family Court. Family Panel Magistrates are members of the public who sit as magistrates in the Family Court.

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   What does a family circuit judge do?

   • Some Family Circuit Judges will be Designated Family Judges, who are responsible for the administration of Family justice at each major court centre. Designated Family Judges are often responsible for a number of Family Courts in a region. A part time judge called a Recorder can also hear the type of cases dealt with by Circuit Judges.

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   What happens at a family court hearing?

   • The judge may give a decision orally at the hearing or may give the decision in writing at a later point. As cases can take time to resolve, efforts are made to ensure that the case has same judge at each hearing if possible, to ensure a consistent approach to dealing with the problems that are being addressed by the Family Court.

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   Who decides a family dispute?

   • When disputes need to be decided by the Family Court, depending on the type of case, they are dealt with by either Family Panel Lay Magistrates or District Judge (Magistrates’ court) or by a District, Circuit or High Court Judge.

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2. www.judiciary.uk › family-law-courts › family-judgesFamily Judges - Courts and Tribunals Judiciary

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   Family Judges. When disputes need to be decided by the Family Court, depending on the type of case, they are dealt with by either Family Panel Lay Magistrates or District Judge (Magistrates’ court) or by a District, Circuit or High Court Judge.

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   The Judge’s Role in a Family Case. Except in cases of emergency or where cases are otherwise urgent, the judge who is deciding the case in the Family Court or the Family Division of the High Court will be sent the papers in the days before the hearing.

4. www.timms-law.com › family-law-blog-what-do-i-callWhat Do I Call The Judge In The Family Court? - Timms Solicitors

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   Jan 15, 2024 · In Court you should address them as “My Lord” and “My lady” as you would a High Court Judge. If you are ever unsure before your hearing, you should always ask your Solicitor or Barrister (or training supervisor or pupil master!) what the right way to address the Court might be.

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Who’s who in the Family Court. Judge. A judge is the person who presides over (deals with) the proceedings. In the Family Court there are three levels of judges who are likely to hear your case. These are: Judges of the District Judge level – these are the judges that hear most family law cases.

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   Feb 28, 2017 · Family judges. Judges of different ranks, from magistrates without legal qualifications to High Court judges, sit in the Family Court. They’re assigned cases based on what type of family dispute it is, and how complicated the dispute is. Appeals against a decision of one judge will often go to a more senior judge within the Family Court. If ...

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   The family justice system exists to help families resolve disputes arising in respect of family matters quickly and with the minimum of disruption to those involved.

9. www.wiselaw.co.uk › role-of-judge-family-courtWhat is the role of the judge in family court? - Wiselaw

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   The role of the judge in the family court is to listen to both sides of the argument and make a fair decision. Family cases are handled by judges and magistrates, who cover two main types of cases: private and public matters.