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Nearly one in five secondary school children in the UK have been severely abused or neglected during childhood, according to a study by NSPCC published today. In all, 18.6 per cent of 11-17 year...
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The family law association Resolution has said that the Government's proposed legal aid cuts are "fatally flawed" including its plan to only fund mediation for separating families. Resolution is...
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An Ofsted inspection report has praised Cafcass' "outstanding" improvement in ensuring that all children in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire receive a service with no delay, despite an 80% increase in...
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The total uncollected arrears accumulated over the entire 17-year lifetime of the Child Support Agency stands at over £3.78 billion, according to newly released figures. More than £1.14bn in...
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Following a High Court ruling last November highlighting the need for caution when hair tests for alcohol are being interpreted and relied upon, the company that carried out the...
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There are still a few places left at the Family Law Update seminar in Bristol on Thursday 17 February. The comprehensive training seminar provides essential guidance on the very latest case law and...
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The chair of the Legal Services Commission, Sir Bill Callaghan, has said everyone working in legal aid needs to think about their "responsibilities, be realistic and show imagination". In an address...
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The increase in cases of mental illness in Britain can in part be attributed to the high levels of family breakdown, according to a new report. Mental Health: poverty, ethnicity and family...
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The President of the Family Division, Sir Nicholas Wall, has said that unmarried couples should have rights to a share of property if they split up. Sir Nicholas also said that he supports mixed-race...
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Jordan Publishing is pleased to announce the launch of the Elder Law Journal. The quarterly journal is being published in association with Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE). Written for private client...
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