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By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor A senior Family Division judge for England and Wales has warned that people do not take family court decisions seriously enough and do not obey the court orders...
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The Government has announced a pilot that will give police the power to ban people suspected of abusing a partner from their homes for up to four weeks. The year-long pilot scheme will begin next...
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Social workers are not always receiving the amount of supervision they need and most are not getting adequate support for professional development issues or the emotional problems their work presents,...
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More children's homes were rated as outstanding and fewer as inadequate than at any time since Ofsted became responsible for their inspection, according to the inspectorates Annual Report...
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Seven additional Member States have ratified the 1996 Hague Convention on Jurisdiction, Applicable Law, Recognition, Enforcement and Co-operation in Respect of Parental Responsibility and Measures for...
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Family Law is pleased to announce the release of four new audioCPD podcasts: Handle with Care: DIY Disclosure and Imerman; The Treatment of Trusts in Ancillary Relief; All you need to know about...
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Local authorities need to do more to ensure that siblings who are taken into care are able to live together, and where they cannot that they are helped to stay in contact, according to the Fostering...
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The three biggest legal regulators, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), the Bar Standards Board and the Institute of Legal Executives Professional Standards are jointly to review legal...
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The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Family Law and the Court of Protection will be holding its next meeting on Tuesday 30 November in Committee Room 9 at the Palace of Westminster. The subject...
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Proposed changes to the scope of legal aid could put thousands of vulnerable people at risk and deny justice to countless families, family lawyers' association Resolution has warned. The proposals,...
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