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Local authorities across England have warned that escalating costs associated with supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are creating...

The UK government has announced plans to significantly expand foster care capacity in England, with a target of creating up to 10,000 additional foster placements during the current Parliament. The...

The Government has launched proposals to strengthen the Victims’ Code, including plans to introduce a child-friendly version for the first time, in an effort to improve children’s understanding of...

**SPONSORED CONTENT**A free and practical guide for family law professionalsMarie Law, Director of Toxicology at AlphaBiolabs, outlines the drug and alcohol testing options available for family law...

Alyssa Callaway, St Ives ChambersOn 3 June 2025, Mr Justice MacDonald handed down judgment in A Local Authority v X (Attendance of Experts) [2025] EWFC 137 in respect of a mother and father’s...

Michael Connor, BarristerDisputes about family pets are often dismissed as trivial, yet for many separating couples they are among the most emotionally charged issues in a family dispute. Australia...

Russell Sandberg, Professor of Law, Cardiff UniversityThe government has announced that it is to press ahead with reform of the law on getting married and is to follow the approach recommended by the...

Domestic abuse charity Refuge has reported a significant rise in cases involving the misuse of wearable technology and artificial intelligence to stalk, monitor and control survivors, raising concerns...

Two Commons select committees have launched a joint inquiry into the Government’s newly announced Child Poverty Strategy, signalling parliamentary scrutiny of whether the proposals are capable of...

A new parliamentary inquiry has found that the majority of adopted young people believe adoption is poorly understood by society and government, with many reporting isolation, identity uncertainty and...

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