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Despite widespread criticism from senior Judges and the Association of Lawyers for Children (ALC), Justice Minister Bridget Prentice announced that the Government is to proceed with the proposed...

Last week Judges issued their responses to two consultation papers: HMCS Public Law Family Fees and; the Ministry of Justice's Forced Marriage (Civil Protection Act) 2007.The Family Sub-Committee of...

The Bar Council is carrying out a further consultation on court dress in civil, family and ceremonial proceedings. Anyone interested in participating will need to do so by 4pm tomorrow.New court...

Doctors attending the annual meeting of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH ) yesterday rejected a tabled a motion of no-confidence in General Medical Council (GMC).However...

The President of the Family Division has issued guidance: Appointment of Guardians in Accordance with Rule 9.5: Presidents Guidance dated 25 February 2005: Revocation. To download the guidance click...

The President of the Family Division has issued new guidance on McKenzie friends which is to be regarded as a reminder that the attendance of a McKenzie friend will often be of advantage to the...

Complement Genomics Ltd. (trading as dadcheck) has been added to the list of accredited bodies approved by the Ministry of Justice to carry out court-directed tests for parentage.Courts have a...

The Domestic Violence Act 2007 has led to fewer victims of domestic violence seeking help, it was claimed today.Victims of domestic violence who have violent partners are said to be reluctant seek a...

The Government is to put into effect plans to increase by over three thousand percent the cost of issuing court proceedings to protect vulnerable children, the Association of Lawyers for Children have...

A new national helpline for victims of forced marriage and honour-based violence has been launched.The dedicated helpline, called the 'Honour Network', is run by the charity Karma Nirvana, which helps...

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