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The Autumn Statement 2014 for family lawyers

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Published on: 03 December 2014
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Table of contents

  • What was relevant in the Autumn Statement for family lawyers?
  • What does this mean for family lawyers?
  • Want to know more?

Article summary

Family analysis: With the Chancellor's speech still ringing in our ears, we bring together the most important features of the Autumn Statement 2014 for family lawyers alongside expert analysis and industry comment.

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