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The Government will come under increasing pressure to introduce ‘No Fault Divorce’ today (Wednesday 30 November), as 150 family lawyers come to Parliament to meet with MPs and Peers on the subject.The...
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The first ever international child relocation rankings, compiled by the Penningtons Manches family law team, reveal that Belgium is the jurisdiction least likely to allow a parent to relocate with a...
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A London based law firm The International Family Law Group LLP has launched two new, free Web-Apps to assist individuals involved in family breakdown understand their rights, whatever relationship...
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Resolution has launched a new Code of Practice for its members.The organisation, which represents 6,500 family justice professionals who are committed to supporting couples to reach constructive...
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Family lawyers in England and Wales celebrated their many successes and outstanding achievements at the sixth annual Family Law Awards last nightOver 500 family lawyers attended the Family Law Awards...
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In response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOI) request made by The Transparency Project to 172 councils, 12 English councils have confirmed, sent or published documents showing that they use...
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A study examining the impact of shorter family court care proceedings on children found more ended up in stable placements and those still needing one faced less of a wait.The evaluation, published...
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In October 2016, Cafcass received a total of 3,505 new private law cases.  This figure represents a 9% increase compared to those received in October 2015 and marks the second highest...
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In October 2016, Cafcass received a total of 1,141 care applications.  This figure represents a 5% increase compared to those received in October 2015. Cafcass received 8,595 new care...
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Figures released today (4 November 2016) show that the cohabiting couple family continues to be the fastest growing family type in the UK in 2016.The latest statistical bulletin, Households and...
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