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Family lawyers will be expected to come to court with their laptops and draft orders on the day as part of a policy drafted to reduce delays caused by growing workloads and dwindling staff resources....

Today's Times: Gold-diggers are exploiting a legal loophole by marrying vulnerable elderly people and later inheriting their estates despite not being beneficiaries in a will, MPs and lawyers...

“If only I could win the lottery” – a phrase we are all familiar with. Millions dream of a life changing windfall - and this is nothing new. For those of us who are old enough to remember, the weekly...

It is unthinkable but it happens. Divorces can take years and it is a possibility that a party may pass away without having settled the marital estate or finalized the divorce. Once one party in a...

One week to go before the family law community gathers in London for the annual Family Law AwardsNearly 600 barristers, solicitors, judges, academics and other family law practitioners will gather in...

With a potential Brexit withdrawal deal seemingly now in the pipeline (although subject to change of course at any minute), this blog post summarises some of the potential implications for family law...

Neville Harris and Gail Davidge, University of Manchester Keywords: Children – Rights – Participation – Special needs – Disabilities – Autonomy The full version of this article will appear in...

The U.K. Home Office has launched a consultation, as it seeks views on a possible mandatory reporting duty, which would require certain professionals to report cases of forced marriage.The...

People may no longer need to take an entire day off work to attend court and those with caring responsibilities could find it easier to fit in hearings at the beginning or end of a day, under a...

Dr Rita D'Alton-Harrison, University of LondonKeywords: International Surrogacy - Commercial Surrogacy - Parental Orders - Reasonable Expenses - Intended parents - Regulation The full version of...

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