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New guidance for short notice family law applications issued
The President of the Family Division Sir Stephen Cobb has published new guidance for short notice applications in public law family proceedings. The four-page document is designed to provide coherent information for all stakeholders in the Family Court allocation and listing process. Under the guidance, non-urgent cases will be given a listing between days 12-18. Emergency or short notice listings

New guidance for short notice family law applications issued
The President of the Family Division Sir Stephen Cobb has published new guidance for short notice applications in public law family proceedings. The four-page document is designed to provide coherent information for all stakeholders in the Family Court allocation and listing process. Under the guidance, non-urgent cases will be given a listing between days 12-18. Emergency or short notice listings

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