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30 October 2023

Two weeks left! LexisNexis Legal awards 2024 - get the recognition you deserve!
We are delighted that the LexisNexis Legal Awards are now open for entries. Entries will close on 27 October 2023. The winners will be announced at the spectacular awards night in March 2024.In the...
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24 October 2023

At Risk of Suicide: Information for professionals working within the court system
The Family Justice Council Working Group, Death by Suicide within Family Proceedings: Awareness and support, has prepared an information sheet for professionals working in the court system. The...
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24 October 2023

Family hubs transformation fund: successful local authorities named by DfE
The Department for Education (DfE) launched the £12 million family hubs transformation fund in November 2021 to support local authorities in England to open family hubs.The fund enables local...
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15 October 2023

Supporting parents with learning difficulties in care proceedings: Part one –good practice in the first few weeks of proceedings
Reagan Persaud, Barrister, SpireThis article is the first of a three-part series which will explore how learning difficulties and disabilities can affect parents in care cases. The series will explore...
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15 October 2023

‘Think Autism!’: the importance and impact of early identification of autistic parents and children within public law children proceedings
Frances Harris, Harcourt ChambersThis article aims to debunk those myths surrounding autism and to encourage practitioners to have autism firmly on their radars when conducting public law proceedings....
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15 October 2023

Bruising in non-mobile infants: challenging assumptions and reassessing the evidence
Professor Andy Bilson, Emeritus Professor of Social Work, University of Central LancashireCharlotte Image-Flower, Senior Associate, Dawson Cornwell LLPThis paper demonstrates that the assumption...
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15 October 2023

To fact-find, or not to fact-find, that is the question
William Seagrim, Family law barrister, 9 Park Place ChambersCadi Dewi, Family law barrister, 9 Park Place Chambers In this article, the authors consider the law concerning whether to conduct...
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10 October 2023

Family Law Awards Shortlist announced
We are delighted to announce the shortlist for the Family Law Awards 2023.Tables for this event can be booked here - book quickly, as this event has sold out in past years!CORNWELL AWARD FOR...
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10 October 2023

Vote for Family Law Champion 2023
The Family Law Awards launched three new categories this year, one of which will be decided by the votes of the family law community.This award will go to an individual (not necessarily with a...
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2 October 2023

New research on children’s services spending: £4 in every £5 of the additional £800 million going into late intervention services
New analysis by the Children’s Services Funding Alliance revealed soaring costs for children’s social care.The Children’s Services Funding Alliance comprises Action for Children, Barnardo’s, National...
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