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Law firm Buckles Solicitors has teamed up with relationship experts Relate to launch an exclusive initiative to try and keep divorcing couples out of the courtroom. The new partnership –...
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The Lord Chancellor today announced the appointment of Professor Nicholas Hopkins as Law Commissioner for property, family and trust law. The appointment is for an initial term of five years...
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In a High Court decision today, the President of the Family Division has ruled that UK law cannot be stretched to recognise children born to single parents through surrogacy.Denying a parental order...
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The Legal Aid Agency has improved the Client and Cost Management System (CCMS) in response to user feedback on making amendments and directing case enquiriesOver the Bank Holiday weekend,...
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A new research exploring how the current law on the ground for divorce and civil partnership dissolution operates in practice is due to commence in October 2015.The research is being undertaken by Liz...
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Adoption Leadership Board releases latest statistics on children awaiting adoptionFigures covering January to March 2015 released by the Adoption Leadership Board (ALB) show that the number of...
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The Children and Families Act came into force in April 2014, introducing wide-ranging reforms to the Family Justice System. At the heart of the reforms in the public law arena was...
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Decisions made by courts as part of the Family Justice System can have a profound influence on the lives of families and children. However, there is relatively limited research capacity to address...
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A quarter (24%) of British parents feel lonely and isolated, regularly feeling cut off from friends and other sources of support, according to new findings released today by charity Action for...
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Local authorities can now bid for a share of a new fund to support the victims of domestic abuse Local authorities will from today (24 August 2015) be able to bid for a share of a £3m fund to...
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