How Can a Lack of Legal Representation Restrict the Investigative Powers of the Family Courts?

How Can a Lack of Legal Representation Restrict the Investigative Powers of the Family Courts? | Monday 2 September 2024 | 1 min read

After an article was released regarding a judge ruling on the existence of twins, Marilyn Bell was asked to comment on what the case demonstrated about the difficulties that arise when it comes to litigants in person, as well as how a lack of legal representation can restrict the investigative powers of the family courts.

You can read the full article in The Legal Diary here.

For help and advice on this topic or related issues, please do not hesitate to contact Marilyn Bell on 01727798066, or email marilyn.bell@salaw.com.

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