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Family Law Service
Family Law Service is divided into two parts (legislation and commentary). It provides essential information on many topics within family law. Written by expert commentators and practitioners in the family law field, it provides up-to-date legislation and extensive commentary. There are also Family Court practice notes.
Authors & Editors | Authors: Professor Bill Atkin, Ruth Ballantyne, Shonagh Burnhill, Anna Chapman, Associate Professor John Caldwell and Professor Mark Henaghan |
General Information
Ideal for
Practitioners and other professionals involved in proceedings before the Family Court
Format
Online, six-volume Looseleaf, Lexis Red
Servicing
Updated regularly
Additional Information
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