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Product Description The Legal Practice Course Guides provide a guide to the law, practice, and procedure that are at the heart of the Legal Practice Course. Each Guide explains the relevant substantive and procedural law, and where appropriate, contains sample precedents, documents, and checklists. The Guidesform a bridge between the notes, exercises, and case studies produced by each institution and the 'raw material' found in practitioner texts.This Guide provides a concise and up to date account of the major aspects of family law which are likely to be encountered by the trainee solicitor in practice. The relevant law is discussed together with appropriate procedure and practice. It has been fully revised and updated to include all thelatest developments in the law and provides information on public funding and family law under the Access to Justice Act 1999. About the Author Tina Bond is Senior Lecturer at the University of Northumbria Jill Black QC is a High Court Judge in the Family Division Jane Bridge is a Barrister
This text investigates the core legal principles, procedural requirements, and practical applications of family law within the context of the United Kingdom legal system. The authors, consisting of a senior lecturer, a High Court judge, and a practicing barrister, synthesize complex statutory frameworks into an accessible guide for trainee solicitors. By bridging the gap between academic theory and professional practice, the book provides a structured overview of the substantive law and the procedural mechanisms necessary for legal representation in family matters.
What You Will Find
Legal professionals and students frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for navigating the complexities of family law practice. Experts highlight the balance between academic rigor and the practical, procedural insights required for early-career solicitors.
Page Count:
516
Publication Date:
2004-01-31
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019926810X
ISBN-13:
9780199268108
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