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Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division of the High Court and the Court of Protection, has issued Practice Guidance in order to bring about ‘an immediate and significant change in practice...

A woman, identified as ‘AB', has applied to the High Court for the right to store the sperm of her seriously ill partner in order to bear his children. The test case is due to be heard at the High...

The Supreme Court ruled today that a child can have a habitual residence which is separate and distinct from the country in which he or she resides. The judgment allows a child's ‘state of mind' to be...

Liberal Democrat MP and chairman of the Justice for Families group, John Hemming, has told tonight's BBC's Panorama that he has been contacted by hundreds of parents who claim they have been...

Relate, the national federated charity and UK's largest provider of relationship support, has provided new statistics showing that 58% of couples do not believe in the idea of ‘good...

The Fostering Network says that 8,600 new foster families will be needed across the UK in 2014 to provide secure homes to foster children. This is down slightly from the 9,000 needed in 2013. The...

The Chief Executive Officer of the NSPCC, Peter Wanless, has today called for the voices of vulnerable children to be heard in a bid to tackle new emerging problems for young people. The charity,...

Criminal barristers across the country have protesed today in response to the government's plans to cut legal aid fees by 30%. Barristers did not attend court until 2pm in opposition to the Ministry...

The Children and Families Minister, Edward Timpson, has today announced that new residential care rules will come into force at the end of this month. The rules will put an end to vulnerable children...

The busiest time of year for couples to file for divorce is just after the Christmas period with 6 January being dubbed 'D Day.' With this in mind, Netmums conducted a survey looking into how divorce...

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