What does DFJ stand for?

Designated Family Judge (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As Teesside's designated family judge, he has seen the excesses of harm, physical and sexual, caused to children.

The most important thing is the welfare of the child; THE family ...

Judge Downey, who lost her battle against cancer, sat at Liverpool Crown Court after her appointment to the circuit bench in 1986 and became the designated Family Judge in 1998.

Final farewell to a cherished judge; Colleagues mourn friend who lost ...

As Teesside's designated family judge for 12 years, 'Dave' was anything but cruel.

Case of 'cruel' to be kind for judge