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The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has launched a new campaign aimed at improving children’s online privacy awareness, as research indicates widespread concern among parents alongside limited...

Refuge has raised concerns over a significant gap in public understanding of post-separation abuse, as new data reveals the scale of harm caused by former partners remains widely underestimated.The...

Sir Andrew McFarlane has outlined significant reforms and priorities for the family justice system in a final “View” issued shortly before his retirement on 13 April 2026, with the nationwide...

Dame Rachel de Souza has published her final annual business plan as Children’s Commissioner for England, setting out a programme for 2026–27 that emphasises engagement with children and embedding...

The LexisNexis Legal Awards: where legal excellence and the Rule of Law meet.The LexisNexis Legal Awards is more than just a celebration of achievements in the legal field; it extends its purpose to...

Mavis Maclean CBE, Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of OxfordThe delay and distress for parents resorting to the Family Justice System to make the necessary...

Trisan Hyatt, Family Law Barrister, 5 Pump Court ChambersThis article examines the growing recognition of the impact of trauma and the ability to engage and make meaningful changes on parents involved...

James Dove, Harcourt Chambers This article examines the increasingly fraught boundary between child welfare powers and capacity law when local authorities seek to restrict the liberty of 16- and...

The President of the Family Division has issued new guidance on the allocation and gatekeeping of children cases in the Family Court, aimed at improving efficiency and ensuring cases are heard at the...

Family courts in England and Wales have “not been good enough” for women and children, a justice minister has said, as the Government confirmed plans to expand a new child-focused, problem-solving...

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