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The media in divorce courts ? a blackmailers? charter

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A revolution is afoot in the divorce courts. On Monday the media will have the right to attend all divorce court hearings whether they concern disputes about money or children. It?s not carte blanche for the media though. A successful application to exclude them, by one spouse alone, could deprive them entry. But at the same time parties will be allowed to disclose information more readily to third parties. The result? Extortion with the threat of public revelations unless enough money is paid: a blackmailers? charter.

Full post as published by International and UK Law on April 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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