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Family Law
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Care orders
After a care order is made
Court orders
Appealing against an order
Getting legal advice
Contact order
Residence order
Local authority order
Prohibited steps order
Courts residence order
Specific issue order
Search & find order
Residence order
Parental responsibility order
Care & supervision order
Additional orders
Parental responsibility order
How long does an order last?
What is a court order?
The children's voice
Living in care
Children's act 1989
Children's education
Babysitters
Decision of care
Child maintenance bonus
Balls & other games
Damage by children
Children in need
Child support agency
Conciliation appointments
Financial assistance
Horse riding
Legal aid
Local authority duties
Local authority services
Noisy children
Parents under 16
No order principle
Paternity disputes
Police & children
Seat belts
Court order of wardship
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| Spotlight on Family Law |
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Divorce
A divorce cannot be applied for until the
couple have been married for at least one
year. There are no exceptions to this rule.
To get divorced in England and Wales, the
marriage must be recognised as valid by
United Kingdom law and one of the partners
must:-
» be living in England or Wales when the
divorce is applied for
» have been living in England or Wales
during the year before the application is
made.
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