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LexisNexis has appointed Jennifer Lee as joint-Editor of the Family Law Reports, the leading specialist family court reporting service. Jennifer is a family law barrister at Pump Court...

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The LexisNexis Family Law Awards 2026 will be held at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London on Wednesday 18 November 2026.The awards provide an excellent opportunity to network with key industry...

More than one million children in England had an active referral to mental health services during 2024–25, according to new analysis from the Children's Commissioner, which warns that demand is...

Contacts to the NSPCC Helpline from adults concerned about children being left home alone or unsupervised increased by 11% during the last financial year, according to new figures published by the...

The Children's Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, has warned that government proposals to reduce support for families with unsuccessful asylum claims, limit assistance for care...

The Bar Council has recommended increasing the minimum age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales from 10 to 14, arguing that the current threshold is inconsistent with contemporary...

Women's Aid has welcomed the government's proposed ban on social media use by under-16s, while warning that technology companies must continue to strengthen protections for children and young people...

A fifth of young men do not consider controlling a partner's spending to be abusive behaviour, according to new research published by the Home Office and Surviving Economic Abuse, prompting a new...

Four in ten adoptive families across the UK are facing severe challenges or are at crisis point, according to new research published by Adoption UK, which has renewed calls for a legal right to...

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