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The House of Lords European Union Committee published on 8 December 2006 its report to the Government on Rome III - Choice of Law in Divorce. The report was ordered to be printed on 7 November 2006....

The Rt Hon Lord Justice Wall criticised the government consultation paper Separate Representation of Children (CP 20/06) during a lecture in honour of Professor Mervyn Murch at Cardiff University on...

The Legal Services Bill was published on 24 November 2005. A new Legal Services Board will act as a single, independent and publicly accountable regulator with power to enforce high standards in the...

Legal Aid Reform: The Way Ahead was published jointly by the Department for Costitutional Affairs (DCA) and the Legal Services Commission (LSC) on 28 November 2006 and sets out how reforms will be...

Leave to appeal has been granted to the husband in Charman v Charman commented on at December [2006] Fam Law 1019. Following a long marriage, in which both parties started with nothing and in which...

Collaborative Law was launched in London by the President of the Family Division and across the jurisdiction on 22 November 2006. Collaborative family law is a new approach begun by family lawyers to...

The Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) is responsible for maintaining a list of accredited bodies to carry out court-directed tests for parentage in accordance with a direction made by a...

The Constitutional Affairs Committee has welcomed the Government's assurances that it has accepted the Committee's insistence that there should be no reduction in the number of legal advisers in...

The House of Lords gave its decision in the case of Re D (A Child: Abduction Righs of Custody) on 16 November 2006, see Cases below. The issue was, did the rights possessed under the law of the home...

The Law Society has launched its 'What Price Justice' campaign, the objective of which is to persuade the government to guarantee an adequately funded legal aid system ensuring quality representation...

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