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LAA tips on getting applications right

16th November 2020

The LAA has provided some top tips to ensure applications are not rejected.

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Summary of LAA C-19 responses as at 11.11.20

16th November 2020

Summary of the Legal Aid Agency's response to Covid-19

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Register to watch the Westminster Commission on Legal Aid to take evidence on Family

16th November 2020

The Westminster Commission on Legal Aid is a cross-party initiative which will examine the state ...

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3 in 4 family justice professionals say work-related pressures on the rise in lockdown

10th November 2020

Nearly 75% of family justice practitioners have reported work-related pressures increasing since the first national lockdown

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Transforming relationships and relationship transitions with and for the next generation: The Healthy Relationship Transitions (HeaRT) Project

9th November 2020

Resolution has been contacted by a research team at the University of Exeter who want to interview people who practice child-inclusive mediation (CIM)