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By Hugh Logue, Legal News EditorThe International Family Justice Judicial Conference was hosted by Lord Justice Thorpe at Cumberland Lodge between 4 and 8 August. Present were over 50 judges and...

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is considering providing media with access to reports and papers filed in family proceedings.The proposals were revealed at a Family Justice Council (FJC) meeting on 6...

A new study has revealed that a large section of British people are unaware that child trafficking occurs in the UK.Research commissioned by child protection charity Ecpat UK and The Body Shop to...

Guidance produced by Families Need Fathers (FNF) has come under criticism for giving the impression that they might have emanated from, or were approved by, the Department for Children, Schools and...

The Legal Service Commission are offering free training in essential business and financial management skills for legal aid providers.The training programme gives providers an understanding of how...

Almost 50% of children in care worry about other people knowing their background, mainly because they fear being judged, bullied or treated differently, according to the latest report by Children's...

The father of Baby Peter is planning to sue Haringey Council for failing to protect his son.The father, who cannot be named, is believed to be seeking £200,000 and claims that he told social workers...

Nearly 500 children were reported abducted in 336 separate cases in 2008, according to figures released to The Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act.The figure showed a 20 percent increase on...

A test case to decide the strength of a father's rights over other members of a child's extended family to bring up his children is to go to the highest court in the land, the new Supreme Court which...

Unison, the union representing 40,000 social workers, has warned that morale has hit rock bottom as vacancies for social workers were standing at "a danger level" of 12 percent across the...

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