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After sharp criticism from the National Audit Office and difficulties with a new IT system, Danish Family Lawyers has five concrete proposals to improve parents’ confidence in the Danish Agency of Family Law.

Five demands would make life less hard for divorced parents

Illustration: Kira Bube. Originalfoto: Pexels, Texturelabs
Illustration: Kira Bube. Originalfoto: Pexels, Texturelabs

The Danish Agency of Family Law is often criticized.

The waiting time is too long, the case processing is difficult to make sense of, and in the end it affects not only the parents in a divorce, but also their children.

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