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‘Using a barrister’ guide from the Bar Standards Board.

Published 14/02/2017

The Bar Standards Board has developed a comprehensive guide for consumers about what to expect from a barrister. ‘Using a barrister’ features useful information to help consumers understand what a barrister is, what they do and how they may be able to help.


Spotlight on: Norfolk’s Family Court Support Service (FCSS)

Published 14/02/2017

Judi Lincoln, Advice & Volunteer Manager at the Norfolk Community Law Service tells us about their Family Court Support Service (FCSS) for private law, child contact matters.

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