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4 February 2011

Supreme Court allows the use of Twitter
The Supreme Court has published guidance on its practice relating to the use of "live text based communications" in the courtroom. The Justices felt that because cases before the Supreme Court do not...
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3 February 2011

Supreme Court rules in favour of 'child's best interest' in immigration cases
The Supreme Court has ruled that the "best interests of the child" need to be put at the centre of any immigration decision to remove non-citizen parents. The judgement puts the UN Convention on the...
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2 February 2011

One in three adults think gay couples make worse parents
A new survey commissioned by Barnardo's reveals that one in three people do not think gay couples can parent as well as heterosexual couples. The children's charity polled more than 2,000 UK adults...
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1 February 2011

Munro review recommends cutting Ofsted's responsibilities
The second interim report on child protection, published today, has called for stripping Ofsted of the power to evaluate Serious Case Reviews (SCRs). In her report, Child Protection: Interim Report,...
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28 January 2011

French constitutional court upholds ban on gay marriage
By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The French constitutional court, has upheld a ban on gay marriage following a challenge by a lesbian couple with four children. The couple, who  are already in a...
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27 January 2011

Supreme Court widens definition of 'domestic violence'
By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that ‘domestic violence' in homelessness cases includes psychological as well as physical abuse. The ruling came in the case...
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26 January 2011

International Pre-Nuptial Symposium
In association with the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Family Law is pleased to announce that it will be hosting International Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements Symposium 2011 on the 8...
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26 January 2011

Public Accounts Committee criticises MoJ for poor financial management
The Ministry of Justice has been told by the Public Accounts Committee that it must improve its financial management as it prepares to make massive cuts to its budget. In a report on the department's...
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25 January 2011

Co-operative Bank partners with divorce law firm
The Co-operative Bank has partnered with DWF law firm who will refer clients to the bank in order to be provided with loan facilities to fund the legal costs of divorce. Matrimonial dispute...
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24 January 2011

Adoption agencies turning parents away unnecessarily, charity warns
A significant number of children in care are losing out because of long systematic delays in approving adoptive parents, according to an Adoption UK survey. The survey of the charity's membership and...
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