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On Thursday 6 March Cafcass Chief Executive Anthony Douglas presented evidence to the Joint Committee on the draft Modern Slavery Bill, which aims to simplify procedures for the prosecution of those...
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This is the first detailed study into pension sharing since its introduction in England and Wales. It was designed to provide an insight into the manner and extent to which pensions are...
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Elizabeth Warren has won her high court case to stop her dead husband's frozen sperm being destroyed. The below is the official summary of the judgment: Mrs Warren seeks a Declaration...
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A new report by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) presents results from the world's biggest-ever survey on violence against women, revealing the extent of abuse suffered by women...
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Address by the President, Sir James Munby, at the Annual Dinner of the Family Law Bar Association in Middle Temple Hall on Friday, 28 February 2014 Madam Chairman, Mr Vice Chairman,...
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In late April 2014, three simultaneous changes to the way family courts in England and Wales operate will be launched. The first is the revised Public Law Outline (PLO). While it is not much different...
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In advance of the Care Bill coming into effect in April 2015, Skills for Care, in partnership with the National Skills Academy for Social Care and The College of Social Work, has been asked by the...
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Virtual roundtable on future of family mediation Justice minister Simon Hughes is inviting mediators to join him in a virtual roundtable discussion on the future of family mediation. The live...
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Sexuality and gender identity are seen as barriers to becoming parents by one in three (36%) LGBT people - rising to one in two (53%) in Scotland, according to new research published by Action for...
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New guidance published today will help social workers navigate the reformed adoption system when considering adoption for vulnerable children. The planned guidance is published for consultation...
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