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Responses to a Government consultation on changes to statutory guidance on safeguarding children were generally positive the Department for Education has announced. The Government will now...
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The announcement by Home Secretary Amber Rudd of plans to increase use of screens and video links in court for victims of domestic violence, to spare them the trauma of facing their perpetrators, has...
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Families in nine London boroughs can now access Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDAC).A partnership of nine London boroughs, led by the London Borough of Merton, commissioned the expansion of the...
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The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has published Marriages in England and Wales: 2015, reporting on the number of marriages that took place in England and Wales in 2015, analysed by age,...
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Over 750,000 people coming up to retirement could be at risk of passing their pension to the wrong person when they die, according to research by Royal London. The problem arises where people...
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Divorcees who plan to retire in 2018 can expect their yearly income to drop by £3,800 compared to those who’ve never divorced, according to research from Prudential which highlights the impact of...
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Seven family law barristers were among the 119 barristers and solicitors to be formally appointed to the rank of Queen’s Counsel today, in a ceremony presided over by the Lord Chancellor, David...
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The Family Justice Council is hosting the second Bridget Lindley Memorial Lecture on Tuesday 13 March, 5:30-7:30pm, in Birmingham.This is the second of a series of annual lectures to commemorate the...
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The Sentencing Council has published a new sentencing guideline Overarching Principles: Domestic Abuse. This replaces the 2006 Sentencing Guidelines Council domestic violence guideline and...
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Internal staff guidance from the Ministry of Justice has set out how certain court-ordered measures, including intermediaries and intermediary assessments, may be paid for in family cases. While there...
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