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The family court system has an ace to play to help salvage government plans to increase the take-up of family mediation, says a leading family charity after new official data showed mediation...

The Department for Education (DfE) has released a series of research reports into children's centres in England.The Evaluation of Children’s Centres in England (ECCE) is a 6-year study commissioned by...

The Legal Aid Agency has today published the outcomes of the tender process for new organisations wanting to deliver family mediation from February 2015 and for current providers seeking to undertake...

The Department for Education has released a research report into the place of residential care in the English child welfare system.The review of the literature on residential care for looked-after...

On 23 June 2015, Justice Minister Michael Gove addressed the Legatum Institute with an outline of proposals for reform of the justice system, including a review of the court estate, the introduction...

Members of the judiciary and senior civil servants gave an update on changes to the divorce process at a meeting at Chancery Lane last week (18 June), organised by the Law Society’s Family...

Last year saw the highest recorded number of children being referred to social services in England, a new report from the NSPCC reveals today. The charity’s helpline was also ‘inundated’ with...

Ineffective processes for sharing information are still hampering action on child sexual exploitation, Ofsted’s chief inspector has said. Sir Michael Wilshaw voiced his concerns at the first...

People who are unable to make decisions for themselves because they lack mental capacity should always be directly involved in court hearings about their personal liberty, the Court of Appeal said...

Natalie Gamble Associates has been in the news again this week, having represented the parents of a brave and determined young woman who died following bowel cancer in her late 20s. Our clients’...

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