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Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell is co-coordinating a campaign to overturn the ban on gay marriage and heterosexual civil partnerships by encouraging eight legally ineligible couples to apply to...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has launched a consultation paper setting out a unified regulatory Handbook for both traditional law firms and new Alternative Business...

The government has announced that court fees in child care proceedings will no longer be abolished in April 2011 as previously planned. In March 2010 the former justice minister, Jack Straw,...

Following yesterday's Supreme Court decision that a prenuptial agreement is binding in the divorce of German heiress Katrin Radmacher, a survey has found that 72% of the population think that...

Family Law is pleased to announce a new training update, Pre-Nuptial Agreements post-Radmacher, which will be held in London on 23 November 2010. The timely Family Law update is designed for private...

By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The chancellor George Osborne has announced in the government's spending review that the Ministry of Justice's budget will be cut by 23% from around £9.5 billion to £7...

The Supreme Court has found in favour of Katrin Radmacher and held that the Court of Appeal was correct in allowing the enforcement of a prenuptial agreement. The case concerns the question of...

Improved access to mental health services should be made available as standard practice for children and young people in care, according to new guidance from National Institute for Health and Clinical...

On Monday evening the House of Lords debated reforming the laws governing divorce, including prenuptial contracts and no-fault divorce. The debate was tabled by Baroness Ruth Deech who has commented...

The Manchester Family Law Conference 2010 will be taking place on 16 November at the Lowry Hotel in Dearmans Place. There are still a few remaining places remaining so book now to ensure you secure...

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