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Emma Vincent, Barrister, New Court ChambersThe term ‘good enough’ parenting has become a standard against which the court evaluates the ability of parents and wider family members to parent and care...
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The Racial Justice Family Network (RJFN) is a collaborative network of individuals and organisations focused on promoting anti-racist initiatives and practices throughout the...
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Simon Bruce, Dawson Cornwell LLPThere is a switch on the dashboard of my car which I can press in order to reach a steady speed on the motorway. With no deviation, hesitation or variation.It’s very...
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The winners of the Family Law Awards 2024 were announced on Wednesday 20 November at a glamorous evening event at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge.The winners are as follows:Family Law Clerking Team...
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Sarah-Jane Riddell, Solicitor, Collaborative Lawyer and Mediator, Family Law Partners This article provides an introduction to the collaborative process including how it works, when it...
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Andrea Watts, 1KBW ChambersThis three-part discussion examines the role and impact of the Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) in care proceedings, highlighting its holistic approach to supporting...
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Laura Williams, Garden Court Chambers, Family Law TeamThe case of Re A, decided in July 2024, is a rare and possibly unique example of the Family Court making an order for post-adoption contact...
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Most children are well-served by the education sector and, in social care, life-changing work is being done for children and young people every day. However, education and social care professionals...
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In the UK, more than a third of children in families with a child aged under 5 are living in poverty. Growing up in poverty can affect early childhood development, education and future life...
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