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This practice direction provides guidance for contribution orders under the Children Act 1989. It states that if a contribution order is in place, the local authority serves another contribution notice, and the contributor and local authority reach an agreement regarding that notice, the agreement will discharge the contribution order from the agreed effective date. It also notes that if notifying the court of such an agreement, the local authority must send written notification to the designated court officer.
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This document contains a Family Mediation Information and Assessment (MIAM) form that must be completed before applying to a family court for certain orders relating to children or financial remedies. The form has two parts: Part 1 is for determining if a valid exemption to attending a MIAM applies. Part 2 is for when a family mediator determines a valid exemption or that mediation is not suitable. The form provides information on the MIAM process and exemptions, and must be signed in the appropriate section by either the applicant/representative or family mediator.
Practice guidelines 2010
This document summarizes existing practice directions that will continue to apply to family court proceedings after April 6, 2011, when the new Family Procedure Rules 2010 come into effect. It lists the existing practice directions in an annex, along with any title or numbering changes and updated references to rules necessitated by the new rules. It also states that one existing practice direction on applications for scientific parentage testing will continue to apply under the new rules.
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This document is a form used in family court proceedings in England and Wales to provide information about mediation. It requires information about whether the applicant attended a required Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, the reason if they did not attend, and signatures from the applicant's legal representative and the mediator if applicable. The form has four parts that must be filled out depending on whether the applicant attended the meeting or qualifies for an exception.
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This document outlines functions of the court that can and cannot be performed by a single justice of the peace in family court proceedings. It provides tables listing specific court rules and the nature of functions that single justices can and cannot perform. For example, a single justice cannot make final orders on residence, placement, adoption or care, but can discharge other family court functions outlined in the rules.
P ractice directions 2010
This document summarizes existing practice directions that will continue to apply to family court proceedings after April 6, 2011 when the new Family Procedure Rules 2010 come into effect. It lists the existing practice directions in an annex, along with any title or numbering changes and updates to rule references needed due to the new rules. It also states that one existing practice direction on determining parentage through scientific tests will apply using the new rules for other applications.
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This Practice Direction provides transitional arrangements for proceedings started before April 6, 2011 under the previous family court rules. It explains that for existing proceedings, where a step was taken under the previous rules it will continue under those rules, but new steps on or after April 6, 2011 will be taken according to the new Family Procedure Rules (FPR). The Practice Direction also notes some exceptions, such as that the Overriding Objective in Part 1 of the FPR will apply to all existing proceedings from April 6, 2011 onwards.
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This Practice Direction supplements Family Procedure Rule 35.2 and concerns applications for consent orders regarding financial remedies. It states that any such application, supporting evidence of a party's consent, or correspondence consenting to an order, must be in English or accompanied by an English translation. The applications and evidence must use English or include English translations.
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The document provides guidance on tracing the whereabouts of a maintenance payer who lives overseas in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa when their address is unknown. It outlines that the court can request that the authorities in those countries make inquiries to locate the payer. It describes the procedure to follow which includes completing a questionnaire in duplicate and lodging it with the district judge along with an undertaking that any address received will only be used for the proceedings.
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The document provides guidance on tracing the whereabouts of a maintenance payer who lives overseas in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa when their address is unknown. It outlines that the court can request that the authorities in those countries make inquiries to locate the payer. It describes the procedure to follow which includes completing a questionnaire in duplicate and lodging it with the district judge along with an undertaking that any address received will only be used for the proceedings.
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This document outlines procedures for reciprocal enforcement of maintenance orders between countries. It provides details on notifying payment methods, requirements for transmitting orders to other countries, and certifying copies of orders to be enforced abroad. Specific procedures are defined for the Republic of Ireland, Hague Convention countries, and specified US states. The annexes modify the rules for transmitting orders to each location.
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This Practice Direction supplements Part 33 of the Family Procedure Rules (FPR) and provides guidance on enforcing undertakings given in family court proceedings. It distinguishes between undertakings to do or abstain from doing an act, and undertakings for the payment of money. For non-payment undertakings, it states that the person may be committed for contempt of court if they had the means to pay but refused or neglected to pay. For other undertakings, it provides that the person may be committed for contempt if they break any promises made to the court in the undertaking. The Direction includes model wording to be included on undertakings regarding the consequences of non-compliance.
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- 1. Practice Direction 12H – Contribution Orders This Practice Direction supplements FPR Part 12 1.1 Paragraph 23(6) of Schedule 2 to the 1989 Act provides that where – (a) a contribution order is in force; (b) the local authority serve another contribution notice; and (c) the contributor and the local authority reach an agreement under paragraph 22(7) in respect of that other contribution notice, the effect of the agreement shall be to discharge the order from the date on which it is agreed that the agreement shall take effect. 1.2 Where a local authority notifies the court of an agreement reached under paragraph 23(6) of Schedule 2 to the 1989 Act, the notification must be sent in writing to the designated officer of the court. Jordan Publishing www.familylaw.co.uk