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The motion for the recent Kingsley Napley debate: “This House believes remote hearings are not remotely fair” was carried with a fairly balanced 56% in favour and 44% against. With an...

Putting in place LPAs whilst living under the lockdown measures which are currently in place is difficult. It is still possible but the government guidance on social distancing and self-isolation must...

The Ministry of Justice has published new guidance for people involved in UK-EU cross-border family law disputes. Subjects covered in this guidance include information for people involved in UK-EU...

The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory has published a report on the impact of virtual child protection conferences as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The report collates the results of a survey...

The UK Children’s Commissioner has published a series of reports which are to be submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and consider the COVID-19 pandemic. The Children’s...

Eleven family lawyers were among the new Queen's Counsel appointed at the end of last year. ...

On Christmas Eve, with seven days to go before the UK fully left the EU, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced that a deal had been concluded with the EU. The full document incorporating the...

Emma Williamson and Julie Moseley, St Philips ChambersThis article aims to consider the evidential issues in cases involving child sexual abuse allegations. This includes the implications of cases...

Madeleine Whelan, FourteenIn this article, Madeleine Whelan examines and explains the law governing the use of assisted reproductive technology to create children in England & Wales contained...

Julie Stather, Barrister, 1 Crown Office RowInternal relocation presents the court with a starkly binary choice. For that reason such cases are often hard fought with parents perceiving that the...

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