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Anthony Douglas, chief executive of Cafcass, has written to the Interdisciplinary Alliance for Children to respond to their joint position statement with NAGALRO and the Association of Lawyers for...

Incidents of international parental child abduction are expected to peak this month according to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's (FCO) Child Abduction Section. In many cases, parents pretend...

The President of the Court of Protection, Sir Nicholas Wall, has published the Court of Protection Rules Committee's Review. The Committee was set up in December 2009 to undertake a review of the...

The Interdisciplinary Alliance for Children (IAC) has sent government ministers with responsibility for justice or children's welfare a joint position statement setting out their...

Interview by Hugh Logue, Legal News Editor Thirty six years ago Alick Elithorn, a child psychiatrist and father, was advised by his solicitor acting in his divorce that to apply for 'child custody'...

The Court of Appeal has ruled in the case of Imerman that that the Hildebrand rules, which historically have enabled a wife or husband to secretly obtain, copy and use each others' documents in...

The Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) website, which publishes all UK legislation, is being replaced today by www.legislation.gov.uk. The new website provides a single, unified service to...

Cafcass could have responded more quickly and cost effectively to the large and sustained increase in care cases from local authorities following the Baby Peter tragedy, had it fully resolved known...

New figures released from Cafcass show that the court advisory body saw a 33% increase in the number of public law care cases they received during 2009-10. Cafcass worked with over 12,100 public law...

The first serious case review in England to be published in full was released today. The review on the case of seven-year-old Khyra Ishaq who starved to death at her home in Handsworth, Birmingham in...

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