Wellbeing Protocol for the Family Court at Worcester
The protocol applies to all practitioners, professionals and judges working in the family justice system in Worcester and Hereford.
Added by Mark Cooper, 5th March 2020
Wellbeing Protocol for the Family Court at Stoke-on-Trent
The protocol applies to all practitioners, professionals and judges working in the family justice system in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire.
Added by Mark Cooper, 27th February 2020
Wellbeing Protocol for the Family Court at Wolverhampton
The protocol applies to all practitioners, professionals and judges working in the family justice system in Wolverhampton.
Added by Mark Cooper, 25th February 2020
Wellbeing Protocol for the Family Court at Coventry
The protocol applies to all practitioners, professionals and judges working in the family justice system in Coventry. At the end of the document, there is a template short form order and links to new CMH and IRH agenda pro formas.
Added by Mark Cooper, 24th February 2020
Wellbeing Protocol for the Family Court at Birmingham
The protocol applies to all practitioners, professionals and judges working in the family justice system in Birmingham. It will be formally launched at the Court User Meeting on Tuesday 14th January 2020.
Added by Mark Cooper, 11th January 2020
The Family Court at Birmingham: Short Form Orders
Her Honour Judge Thomas (DFJ for Birmingham) has now approved a revised version of the short form order templates for public and private law children cases. These are drafted in accordance with the President’s guidance in relation to short-form orders. The Birmingham CMO is also included below.
Added by Mark Cooper, 11th January 2020
C2 Reduction Project Version 2 March 2019
Please follow this guidance when making C2 applications to the Family Court at Birmingham:
Added by Mark Cooper, 11th January 2020
Email Addresses for the Family Court at Birmingham
Please follow the guidance in this document when emailing the Court:
This page is still in development. More resources will appear in due course, including local template orders and guidance for different court centres.
