Family Procedure Rules
FPR Part 3
Non-court Dispute Resolution
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- Fact-finding hearings and domestic abuse in Private Law children proceedings - Guidance for Judges and Magistratesupdated 2022-11-28
cited asFPR r3.3
…uired? The court has a duty to consider non-court dispute resolution: FPR r3.3. b. If a MIAM exemption has been claimed on the ground of domestic a…