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Survivors of domestic abuse will be given the choice to allow the CMS to collect and make payments on their behalf – without the consent of an abusive ex-partner. This will prevent perpetrators...

Leave to remove cases (also known as relocation applications) can be some of the most challenging cases that come before the family court. Whilst any family matter can and often does elicit...

Reagan Persaud, Spire BarristersWhen it comes to trans people in the family court, have you ever wondered if you are using the right terminology? Are you getting the pronouns right? Is it their birth...

A new inquiry by the Education Committee will investigate causes and possible solutions to the growing issue of children’s absence from school.Inquiry: Persistent absence and support for...

Mark Smith, 5 St Andrew’s HillA novel set of issues arise where a potential carer in family proceedings is also requested on an extradition warrant. The family court is determining where and with whom...

Successful family law specialists applications to become King's Counsel this year included:• Timothy Bowe (St Ives Chambers)• Duncan Brooks (Queen Elizabeth Building)• Dorothea...

Over £17 million has been awarded to programmes across England and Wales to support children affected by domestic abuse.The funding will develop early intervention strategies to prevent violence...

Vulnerable migrant survivors of domestic abuse who can’t access public funds are “failed” by the current inadequate system, says the Domestic Abuse Commissioner as she demands a system overhaul by...

The report from Coram's Bright Spots progamme states: "Official statistics used to monitor the care system provide only a partial picture of the lives of children in care by focusing on objective...

Andrew Bainham, Emeritus Reader in Family Law and Policy, University of CambridgeTaking the historical example of Henry VI, the infant king, this article explores the extent to which it is...

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