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Family Law, Key Annual Titles

Now in its 17th annual edition. Over 100 pages of vital facts and figures, fully updated every year. Published by the Family Law Bar Association, and produced and distributed by leading family law software providers Class Legal. Truly essential for anyone working in ancillary relief.

A new edition is produced annually, and is available from May or June (depending on the Budget date)

• all Tables fully updated each year
• distributed by the DCA to all Family Judges
• tabbed for easy reference

• Nicholas Mostyn QC is a barrister specialising in Ancillary Relief, and a renowned and experienced computer program deviser. He is an author of Child's PAY, Capitalise, Care, Quantum, Quantum Pro and @eGlance. He is co-author of the Family Law Bar Association's annual publication At A Glance: Essential Court Tables for Ancillary Relief. He is a member of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Group on Ancillary Relief, the President's International Committee, and of the Ogden Committee. He is a Fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
• Mr Justice Singer has been a Family Division Judge of the High Court since 1993. At the Bar he specialised in Ancillary Relief cases. He is a former chairman of the Family Law Bar Association, and an Associate member of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He is a member of the President's International Committee. He jointly edits the FLBA's annual publication At A Glance: Essential Court Tables for Ancillary Relief and the associated software program @eGlance.
• Maggie Rae is a solicitor and consultant in the Family Department at Clintons. She is a member of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Group on Ancillary Relief and a fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. She writes and speaks extensively about family law.
• Mr Justice Ryder is a High Court Judge of the Family Division. At the Bar he was a family and administrative lawyer specialising in cases concerning children. He is a member of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Judicial Management in Public Law Children Act Cases, responsible for drafting the new Protocol