Its response to the consultation on its green paper on family separation, unveiled last summer (Children Now, 28 July-3 August 2004), was set to outline how it will introduce more mediation in the family courts.
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Contact: Parenting plans to have a major role
Parenting plans are likely to have a major role to play in the Government's reforms of family contact cases under proposals to be outlined yesterday, after Children Now went to press.
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