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Home Office minister Lynne Featherstone has told the BBC that the Government has no plans to criminalise forced marriage. Speaking to the BBC Asian Network, Ms Featherstone said: "In terms of...

The Ministry of Justice has announced its new online mediation directory, which will go live on 1 October 2011. It will replace the National Mediation Helpline (NMH), which is due to close on 30...

His Honour Judge Altman, designated family judge for London, has issued Guidance in relation to a trial at the Principal Registry of the Family Division (PRFD) regarding the filing and service of...

MPs will tomorrow reconvene to resume their examination of the controversial Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill, known as the LASPO Bill. The plan is to advance the bill to the...

According to an annual survey on divorce, "growing apart/falling out of love" is the most frequently cited reason for a marriage breakdown. Grant Thornton's latest annual study of divorce in the UK...

The UK ministerial adviser on adoption has this week spoken about the passionate responses provoked by his report into the adoption system, which was published on 5 July 2011. In his report,...

Principal Sponsor: The deadline for nominations for the Family Law Awards 2011 has been extended to Monday 12 September due to popular demand. If you know an excellent family lawyer who...

John Hemming, Liberal Democrat MP, is facing calls to resign after the President of the Family Division criticised him for using parliamentary privilege in the House of Commons to name, and campaign...

By Edward Wheatley A new academic study has found that conflict between couples rarely changes after marriage. The survey, which followed nearly 1,000 couples from 1980 to 2000, found that...

A District Court in Australia has ordered the removal of a sperm donor's name from the birth certificate of a child born to a lesbian couple. The ex-partner of the child's biological...

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