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Organisations representing independent social work expert witnesses have written to the Justice Minister, Kenneth Clarke, to condemn his department's "flawed and irrational" approach to hourly court...

A recent unannounced Ofsted post inspection monitoring visit to Cafcass' London offices has found that the service is making satisfactory progress. Inspectors found that Cafcass had made ‘good'...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority is consulting on a proposal to bring the process for authorising sole practitioner law firms (firms with only one principal, who can be a solicitor or a...

There were many important family law cases in 2010 and selecting the ten most important has proven a challenging task. However, having consulted the Family Law editors and our readers via our Twitter...

Family lawyers, especially legal aid practitioners, had tough year in 2010. The two most read issues on the Newswatch website in 2010 were the knock-on effects of the Ministry of Justice's budget cuts...

Family Law is pleased to announce the release of a new audioCPD podcast, Understanding Child Support: The New CMEC Regime. The 34 minute podcast is presented by Rachel Spicer from 1 Hare Court...

By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has announced that 93 magistrates' courts and 49 county courts in England and Wales are to be closed. The closures...

The former President of the Family Division, Baroness Butler-Sloss, has warned that cuts to legal aid could result in cases in the family courts taking longer because people will be forced to...

Cafcass' services in North and South of Tyne have been rated 'good' by a new Ofsted inspection report, published today. In the latest report, Ofsted inspectors found that practitioners strongly...

Ahead of Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke's appearance before the Justice Select Committee tomorrow, the Family Law Bar Association (FLBA) has warned of the potentially dangerous consequences of the...

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