Natasha Miller talks to For Legal about Barring Orders in Family Law (Domestic Abuse)

11th Apr 2024 | Webinars

Natasha Miller talks to For Legal in this webinar Barring Orders in Family Law (Domestic Abuse) | For Legal (formediagroup.co.uk) about Barring Orders in Family Law (Domestic Abuse).

This webinar, released on 28th March, provides knowledge on s.91(14) orders – often described as barring orders. Natasha talks about the statute underpinning these orders, the case law surrounding them and her practical experience of their use in court.

Natasha has five years experience as a family law barrister practising in all areas of family law. To read more about Natasha’s practice, click here: Natasha Miller – Harcourt Chambers

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