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The Nuffield Foundation has published research which explores why defended divorce occurs and examines how cases are dealt with by the courts.The No Contest report finds that the great majority...
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The Queen has approved the appointment of Sir Andrew McFarlane as the next President of the Family Division from 28 July 2018. The appointment will follow the retirement of Sir James Munby on 27 July...
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The President of the Supreme Court, Lady Hale, has said her preference would be to introduce an online ‘one-stop shop’ in family cases where – instead of having to navigate possibly five different...
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On 25-26 June, Cambridge Family Law, in conjunction with the Academy of European Law (ERA), will be holding a conference on 'Law and Practice of Surrogacy'. Aimed at practising lawyers, Government...
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Nominations are now open for the 8th annual Family Law Awards.Over the past 8 years, the Family Law Awards have firmly established themselves as a highly prestigious event, celebrating the...
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Sir Ernest Ryder, Senior President of Tribunals, spoke on the role of the justice system in decision-making for children at the 10th International Congress of the British Association for the Study and...
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The April issue of Family Law is published today. Articles include:Why pro bono?’ Alex Laing‘Five years of legal aid drought – the legacy of LASPO’ Paul Magrath‘Coram Children’s Legal Centre: legal...
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Issue 1 of Child and Family Law Quarterly 2018 is published today. Articles include:'Children’s experiences of ‘home’ after parental separation' Belinda Fehlberg, Kristin Natalier and Bruce M...
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by Jo Edwards, Partner and Head of Family at Forsters LLPThe latest Family Court quarterly statistics highlight that although on the face of it there was not much change in the number of cases being...
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The Department for Education has published a range of outcome measures at national and local authority level for children looked after continuously for at least 12 monthsUnder the Children Act 1989, a...
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