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Ofsted's latest annual statistics show continued growth in England's children's social care sector, with increases in the number of children's homes, supported accommodation providers and residential...
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Gingerbread has renewed its call for reform of the Child Maintenance Service (CMS), arguing that persistent failings in the system are leaving many single-parent families without the financial support...
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Family set expands with the formal integration of 4 Brick Court into 42BR Barristers4 Brick Court has officially combined with 42BR Barristers, bringing 35 members, two pupils, a probationary...
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David Gareth Evans, 9 Park Place, CardiffOn 17 March 2026 the Lord Chancellor, David Lammy, announced the national roll out of the Child Focused Model (CFM) for private law children proceedings across...
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Andrew Bainham, Emeritus Reader in Family Law and Policy, University of Cambridge The author revisits the moral obligation to care for children in the context of the current interest in...
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The Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales has welcomed the government's decision to pause its proposed prisoner early release scheme, calling for urgent clarity on the implications for...
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Sir Stephen Cobb, President of the Family Division and Head of Family Justice, has published a revised version of the Family Listing Guidance.The Family Listing Guidance was first issued by...
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Cafcass has reported a continued increase in both public and private law demand during the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year, with private law applications driving most of the overall...
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Foundations and Research in Practice have launched a joint initiative to help children's social care professionals apply research evidence as the sector implements a wide-ranging programme of reforms...
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DJ Richard O’HaganThe article explores the differences between care proceedings in FDAC and conventional care proceedings, including the differences in procedure, support for parents and the...
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