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Over one million children and young people annually are not getting the legal advice they need, warns a campaign launched by four leading advice charities.As a result, children and young people are...

The Legal Services Commission (LSC) has launched a four-week consultation on the Family Specification for work taking place from 1 October 2010, which includes an option to add collaborative law to...

Following a damming report by Ofsted condemning children's services in Cornwall as "inadequate", the Cornwall authorities have issued a joint statement to apologise.Cornwall's corporate director for...

The Autism Bill passed its final stage in the House of Lords yesterday to become England's first ever disability-specific law.The National Autistic Society (NAS) heralded the new law as...

The European Commission has adopted a proposal intended to simplify the rules on inheritance with a cross-border dimension in the European Union.The purpose of the common rules would be to enable...

Cafcass latest care statistics for the second quarter of 2009-10 published yesterday show that the number of care applications made by local authorities remains at an unprecedented high level.Compared...

The Ministry of Justice and the Legal Services Commission have today published new fee structures for family legal aid that will see hourly rates replaced with fixed fees.Family lawyers have warned...

The Children's Secretary, Ed Balls has been criticised for not accepting the advice of the Children, Schools and Families Committee on the appointment of the Children's Commissioner for England.The...

Sir Mark Potter has criticised the government's plans to increase media access to the family courts.Speaking at the Family Law Conference in London last week, the President of the Family Division...

Mr Justice Munby has been appointed as a Lord Justice of Appeal with effect from 12 October 2009, following the retirement of Lord Justice Keene.Mr Justice Munby, 61, was called to the bar in 1971. He...

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