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Bridget Lindley, Principal Legal Adviser, Family Rights Group The family justice reforms introduce key changes to reduce avoidable delay, which is potentially harmful to children. However, one of the...

Professor Judith Masson, School of Law, Bristol UniversityDr Jonathan Dickens, Centre for Research on Children and Families, University of East Anglia Judith Masson and Jonathan Dickens outline the...

This is a reported case from the county court, where alcohol test results that had led the local authority to reconsider its plan of rehabilitation to a mother's care were clarified by the laboratory...

This week has taken me outside the world of family law for a dip into my voluntary work with Pets As Therapy. Regular readers will be aware that my Chihuahua, Louis, and I visit the Bristol...

Sharon McAvoy LLM, Associate Lecturer in Child Law, Edge Hill University: The common law's emphasis on the genetic parenthood has been undermined by advancements in reproductive...

Natalie Gamble, Partner, Natalie Gamble Associates The case of Re G and Re Z [2013] EWHC 134 (Fam), [2013] 2 FLR (forthcoming) hit the headlines in February 2013 with the Daily Mail front...

Dr Rob George, University of Oxford and Harcourt Chambers Dr Ornella Cominetti, University of Oxford Relocation cases are disputes between separated parents which arise when one of them...

Elizabeth Isaacs QC, St Ives Chambers, Whittall Street, Birmingham Carmel Shepherd, Independent Social Worker Part 1 of this article considered the historical context of interagency guidance for...

David Burrows, Solicitor Advocate: Disclosure rules in family proceedings are a mixture - sometimes not coherent - of common law (often absorbed from Civil Procedure Rules 1998), case law and...

Dr Roger Kennedy, The Child and Family Practice, Honorary Senior Lecturer in Psychiatry, Imperial College, London: Two case studies show where contact with a parent after the placement of...

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