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Standard issue for all women.

Hello, Jen here to tell you all about today's episode of the Standard Issue podcast.

But before I do, here's what else we've got coming up this week.

Tomorrow, Hannah is chatting to Professor Claire McGlynn about her new book, Exposed,

The Rise of Extreme Porn and How We Fight Back, which I think is going to be very interesting.

On Wednesday, Mix picked Moholland Drive as this week's rated or dated. Early

indications suggest that there's tea and nun-based news in Thursday's Bush Telegraph, so Hannah and I

will be quids in. And on Friday, Michael B. Jordan twice, it's time for flicking. Well,

it's sinners, by the way, that's the film. Anyway, back to today. The family courts in

England and Wales are going through some changes in particular, a move to a child-focused approach

designed to minimise trauma while simultaneously cutting a huge backlog of cases. But what does that

even mean? Weren't they already child-focused? And when

it really helped victims of domestic abuse? I got on the Zoom with Laura Naser, award-winning

partner in family law at Pennington's Manchester Cooper, and author of The Family Lawyer's Guide

to Separation and Divorce to Find Out More. As ever, there's a bit extra for £5 and above Patrons,

mostly about child maintenance and some really useful advice

to make sure you're getting what you are entitled to.

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