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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...

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...

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...

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...

Jack Harris, St John’s ChambersVivien Croly, St John’s ChambersUntil relatively recently, practitioners dealing with financial remedy work were rarely troubled by the issue of costs at the conclusion...

Daniel T Wilcox, Executive Director at Wilcox Psychological AssociatesThis paper examines issues arising over recent years in respect of instructing psychological experts in Care and Family...

Daniel Currie, St John’s BuildingsDaniel Currie considers whether the ‘absolute bar’ on making use of things said or done at an FDR will withstand modern developments. He explores the history of the...

Elizabeth Wark, Barrister, 3DJBThree recent decisions considered whether a Nuptial Agreement (‘NA’) should be upheld. The contexts were varied: in one before a District Judge, the parties were middle...

Mary Welstead, Visiting Professor in Family law University of BuckinghamIn a complex judgment, relating to the forced marriage of SA, a seriously mentally impaired woman, Moylan LJ recounted...

Caroline Shields, Head of Court of Protection Team, Park Square BarristersThe decisions of pregnant women are always under scrutiny. But do cultural or political views about pregnant women give...

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