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Independent Reviewing Officers (IROs) are prevented from realising high quality planning for children in care due to the challenges of making the role work in practice, according to a research...
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Family Law has been granted an exclusive preview of the new Family Court seal that will be used in all family proceedings begun on or after 22 April 2014.The final design has been eagerly anticipated...
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Stour Chambers held a book launch party on Friday 28 March 2014 at the Canterbury Cathedral Lodge between 6-8pm to celebrate the publication of Simon Johnson's and Gemma Farrington's newly published...
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Following a 3-year campaign by Action for Children, emotional neglect of children is likely to be made illegal in England and Wales.  The so called 'Cinderella Law' comes on the back of the...
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Despite some recent improvements, much of the estate and technology relied upon by HM Courts & Tribunals Service is ageing. The system is currently configured in a way that perpetuates delays and...
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Courts in Birmingham, Weston-Super-Mare and Coventry head the list, followed by Romford, Leicester and Bristol as well as Norwich, Leeds, Chelmsford and Manchester. In light of these figures Family...
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New figures on fertility treatment released today by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) show that IVF-conceived babies now account for 2% all babies born in the UK. In 2012,...
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New research commissioned by Save the Children following last week's Budget shows that the welfare cap risks pushing as many as 345,000 more children into poverty in the next 4 years. The...
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Cafcass, the Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service, has developed a new and improved Parenting Plan, an interactive tool to help parents (and other family members) following separation...
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The Office for National Statistics have today published their report, How Have Living Arrangements and Marital Status in England and Wales Changed Since 2001? This release analyses 2011 Census data...
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