“Your password expires in 14 days” means I now have 14 days of ignoring this message each day until I actually have to think of a new password and change it 😆💁🏻♂️
Two FDR’s, both CVP. One court confirmed all in order and can access electronic bundle. Other court emailed Wed to say need paper bundle (though not directed) and did nothing when they got my out of office confirming I’m on leave until next week! No consistency=added stress!! 😫
This #ThankYouThursday, we're sharing some recent feedback for Emma in our family law team. Find out more about our family law and divorce services https://t.co/Xa8ZxJhtQk #lawyer#familylaw
The costs involved are such a barrier to many. A lot needs to be done to change this but it requires a coordinated effort by all involved - lawyers, judiciary and executive level #familylaw#abetterway https://t.co/8PZia5PDNJ
I’m going away for a 3 day break tomorrow.
Half my suitcase will contain a bundle for the trial next week.
A good portion of the ‘break’ will be spent reading it.
This job sticks to you worse than a leech
Just spent my lunch break watching old clips of Sean Lock. Loved his delivery and would always sit down to watch him on any show he was on, @8Outof10Cats one of my faves and was in the audience for one episode. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time. 💔
Having just presented some #familylaw training to our trainees and paralegals via Teams, I am reminded about the need to really find a more stable solution to propping up the height of my laptop! #workingfromhome
Now that the outside world is so quiet, I can hear the sound of the bin men from several streets away. A small reminder of another vital service we take for granted and who deserve recognition. #publicservants#keyworkers#CoronavirusLockdownUK
Guidance on Compliance with Family Court Child Arrangement Orders.
"where #Coronavirus restrictions cause the letter of a court order to be varied, the spirit of the order should nevertheless be delivered by making safe alternative arrangements."
#FamilyLaw#COVID_19uk
I wasn’t clear enough earlier, apologies. To confirm - while children should not normally be moving between households, we recognise that this may be necessary when children who are under 18 move between separated parents. This is permissible & has been made clear in the guidance
However, this does not prevent the step-parent from pursuing his own application to see the child, and the court will decide whether it would be in the best interests of the child for them to continue to see the former step-parent. (2/2) #SolicitorChat#familylaw