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Calls to the NSPCC Helpline reporting suspected child abuse and neglect have reached record levels, the children charity revealed today. In 2010/11 NSPCC counsellors referred 16,385 serious cases to...

Cafcass has made "outstanding" progress in providing a timely service to children and families in Cheshire and Merseyside, according to a new Ofsted report. Inspectors praised the team for its...

The President of the Family Division, Sir Nicholas Wall, has issued new guidance that outlines best practice to ensure judicial continuity and proactive judicial case management for listing and...

Family Law is inviting its readers to a free informal social evening in Bristol on Tuesday 24 May 2011. The evening is being organised to allow family law practitioners to discuss the impact and...

Family Law is delighted to announce the launch of a new weekly opinion column on the Newswatch website. The column will be written by young solicitors about their views of the family justice...

Ofsted has today published a report which analyses 67 serious case reviews carried out by local safeguarding children boards across the country when a child dies or abuse or neglect is known or...

From today, mandatory case reviews will now be carried out in England and Wales where someone has been killed by their current or former partner. Police, the local authority, probation service,...

The Church of England is introducing new guidance aimed at preventing sham marriages. The guidance is being sent to clergy and legal officers and has been agreed with the UK Border Agency. The...

To help practitioners quickly find their way through the new Family Procedure Rules which came into effect yesterday, Family Law has put together a succinct guide to the key principles being...

By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The Family Procedure Rules 2010 come into force today along with the various Practice Directions and Forms. The biggest changes are in family mediation. From today,...

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