To be honest, the kit probably doesn't really add to the knowledge that any reasonably experienced family lawyer should already possess, but nevertheless it could be useful for the newly qualified, and for newcomers to family law.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Domestic abuse screening toolkit
To be honest, the kit probably doesn't really add to the knowledge that any reasonably experienced family lawyer should already possess, but nevertheless it could be useful for the newly qualified, and for newcomers to family law.
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Domestic Violence
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