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A new study by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) has found that 81% of their members say they have seen an increase in the number of cases using social networking evidence during the...

England and Wales could make considerable financial savings by taking vulnerable children into care earlier as well as being much better for the child, according to a new study. Looked after children...

Mr Justice Mostyn has said a review of Payne v Payne [2001] 1 FLR 1052 by the Supreme Court is urgently needed. It follows Lord Justice Wall, now President of the Family Division, adding his...

The government today announced a comprehensive assessment of the legal aid system and are consulting on views on whether to close 103 magistrates' and 54 county courts. The government's aim is to...

Christopher Simmonds has been appointed to be a District Judge of the Principal Registry of the Family Division with effect from Thursday 1 July 2010. Mr Simmonds, aged 37, was called to the Bar in...

Ofsted inspectors have judged Salford City Council's safeguarding service as "inadequate". The inspectors carried out a two-week investigation of the authority's safeguarding service in May and...

Mrs Justice Jill Margaret Black has been appointed as a Lord Justice of Appeal with effect from 15 June 2010, following the appointment of Sir Nicholas Wall as President of the Family Division on...

The number of marriages and divorces in Northern Ireland last year has decreased, according to new statistics. The number of marriages registered in Northern Ireland in 2009 was 7,900, a...

The Fostering Network charity has published a report revealing that fostering services are underfunded by £580 million in the UK . Fostering is under immense pressure due to year-on-year increases in...

The Government will announce today a new task force on childhood and families with a remit to draw up family policy and consider whether marriage should be recognised in the tax system. The Deputy...

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