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The Court of Appeal yesterday ruled in the Crossley v Crossley divorce that it is possible to short-circuit normal Court procedures when a financial claim in a divorce appears to be hopeless and there...
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The Welsh Children's Minister Jane Hutt has announced the appointment of Keith Towler as the new Children's Commissioner for Wales.The role of the Commissioner is to act as an independent advocate for...
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Two jurors from the trial of Karen Henderson, who was convicted last month of shaking an 11-month old baby to death, have stated that they believe she is innocent and a miscarriage of justice has...
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The new Treaty of Lisbon amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community signed by Member States on Thursday includes the protection of children's rights in...
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A man who was abused by his parents until the age of 14, has successfully sued Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council in the High Court in London for neglect and been awarded £25,000 in damages.The...
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The Ministry of Justice has published an evaluation into the effectiveness of the C1A form in the Family Court which gathers detailed information concerning allegations of domestic abuse, risk of...
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Children and young people have voiced their views on what the new National Minimum Standards for children's social care should cover.Children on care standards, published by Children's Rights Director...
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Following the anouncement of the Government's long term Children's Plan on Tuesday, the Children's Secretary Ed Balls and Health Secretary Alan Johnson yesterday outlined their plans for a review of...
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The Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act 2007 (the Act) received royal assent on 26 July 2007. As part of the process of bringing the Act into force, the Ministry of Justice have published a...
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show that at 31 March this year 1,250 children - up from 980 last year - were reported as being privately fostered, where parents make arrangements...
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