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Clients should be fully informed about their rights, the legal process, and potential outcomes to make educated decisions about their representation.

Family law practitioners are obligated to act with diligence and promptly when representing clients, ensuring that their legal rights are effectively pursued.

Attorneys and parties involved must be truthful in representations to the court and should not provide false information or documents.

Legal practitioners must show proper respect towards the judiciary and court processes to maintain the integrity and authority of the legal system.

Attorneys are required to maintain the confidentiality of all communication with their clients unless given permission to disclose information.

Lawyers must possess the necessary skills and knowledge to provide competent representation to their clients in family law matters.

Legal professionals should avoid situations where there is a risk of representing conflicting interests that could impair their professional judgement.

Judges and legal decision-makers must remain unbiased and base their decisions solely on the facts and merits of the case, not personal beliefs or interests.

Attorneys are encouraged to provide free legal services to those who cannot afford representation, promoting access to justice for all.