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New cuts to the civil legal aid remuneration rates (pdf) that came into force on 2 December 2013 are deterring a significant number of professionals from acting as expert witnesses in the...

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has analysed the top reasons why high cost family case plans are being rejected. High costs family cases are usually Children Act cases which are expected to exceed the...

The Chancellor George Osborne has announced in the Autumn Statement that the Government is introducing the married couples' transferable tax allowance. Married couples and civil partners will be able...

Publication of this new edition was celebrated with a party at the Law Society last week. From left to right: Geoff Carr, Sarah Forster, with authors Stephen Gilmore, Neville Harris, Andrew...

The risk of divorce is far higher for couples where one spouse drinks heavily and the other is teetotal than where both are non-drinkers or both heavy drinkers, according to a recent...

The National Audit Office (NAO) has criticised two governmental programmes. The programmes, which were introduced in 2012 by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and the...

The judgment in KL (A Child) UKSC 75 (on appeal from [2013] EWCA Civ 865) has been released today by the Supreme Court which concludes (in the UK at least) proceedings in relation to a child...

Women's Aid, the national domestic violence charity, has warned that domestic violence services are in a state of crisis across England today. The charity's Annual Survey reveals shocking gaps...

This week has seen various media outlets report the news of a decision, taken by Mostyn J sitting in the Court of Protection in August last year, to grant permission for an enforced caesarean section...

The Local Government Ombudsman (LGO) has warned that carers who look after young relatives, or the children of friends, are being treated unfairly by some local authorities. The warning comes in a new...

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