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One of Germany's wealthiest women will seek to enforce a pre-nuptial contract next week in a landmark appeal that, if she is successful, would leave her former investment banker husband with...

Research carried out for the Legal Services Commission (LSC) has shown that 83% of people have a limited knowledge of legal aid, what it applies to and how it can help.The study was carried out in...

The Family Law Bar Association (FLBA) has submitted a dossier of case studies to the Ministry of Justice, which shows the difficulties which are currently being encountered by family barristers as...

Sir Anthony Clarke, the Master of the Rolls, has been appointed as a Justice of the Supreme Court with effect from 1 October 2009 upon the retirement of the Right Honourable The Lord Scott of Foscote...

Family Law, led by the editor Liz Walsh, is participating in The Legal Walk at 5.30pm on Monday 18 May organised by the London Legal Support Trust.Funds raised for the London Legal Support Trust go...

Family court hearings in county courts and the High Court are to be opened to the media from 27 April the Government announced last week. The already more open arrangements in Family Proceedings...

The Government must be more willing to take on the role of a 'pushy parent' for children in care and to put the experience of the child at the heart of policy, says a report by the Children, Schools...

Figures published yesterday in the Office for National Statistics (ONS) publication Social Trends show that more women are having children than getting married compared with the 1970s.According to the...

The NSPCC has published advice to help professionals who come into regular contact with young families recognise signs of inflicted head and spinal injuries in children.Each week at least three...

The Legal Services Board (LSB) has published its Business Plan for 2009/10 and a consultation on proposals for recovering the costs of regulation from the legal services profession. Alongside these...

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