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International Conference: The Legal Status of Transsexual and Transgender Persons
"How Legal Systems Manage and Mismanage Sex and...
Voting for the three community Family Law Awards opened today through the awards website, www.familylawawards.com/vote. To read the full profiles of the nominees, click here.
Voting will...
Rubric, a solicitors' chambers based in the city of Bath, has appointed former Manches family law partner Magnus Mill to run its new London office. He will join commercial lawyer Candace Kendall, who...
The President of the Family Division has a issued a revised Public Law Outline(PLO) and pilot practice direction, as well as a number of supporting guidance documents.
There are three...
The Family Justice Council has published a damning response to the Ministry of Justice consultation paper Transforming Legal Aid.
The Council criticises the consultation for not having a robust...
The British public believe that the government should set higher child maintenance payments, which should also be set and enforced, according to the British Social Attitudes Survey conducted by NatCen...
New practical guidance has been published to help local authorities implement ‘Fostering for Adoption' with the aim of ensuring more children can live with their potential permanent carers at the...
The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal of the parents of a child subject to a care order in the case of B (a child) [2013] UKSC 33. Last year the Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the...
His Honour Judge Stephen Wildblood QC will be giving a lecture on 24th June at the Civil Justice centre in Bristol at 4.30pm. It will deal with the new Public Law Outline and the structure of the...
The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed the appeal by Yasmin Prest and declared that property owned by the husband's companies are held on a resulting trust. The husband, Michael Prest, must...