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5 March 2020

Rising demand heaping pressure on children's social care
Unprecedented demand and funding shortages have combined to put council children’s social care budgets under increasing pressure, the Local Government Association has revealed.New analysis by the LGA...
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5 March 2020

Law Society survey: the public "overwhelmingly supports legal aid"
The public overwhelmingly supports legal aid, as shown by a recent survey by the Law Society of England and Wales, as it marked the anniversary of the government’s review of the Legal Aid, Sentencing...
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26 February 2020

The Coronavirus and Family Law
The World Health Authority is on the verge of declaring the coronavirus a pandemic, a disease found significantly on more than one continent and being spread frequently between people.  How...
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25 February 2020

Family Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2020
The Family Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2020, which come into force on 6th April 2020 (except for rules 10 to 14 which come into force on 6th July 2020) amend the Family Procedure Rules...
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24 February 2020

WIFL launches to support women family lawyers
A professional support, networking and mentoring association dedicated to supporting women working in family law launches in March.Women in Family Law (WIFL) will create a platform across the...
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20 February 2020

Check out the refreshed New Law Journal website!
All good things come to an end…even the much visited and well loved (old) New Law Journal website, but all the best bits have been recycled and reused and all the content loaded onto to a fresher...
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20 February 2020

Government confirms extra support for Troubled Families programme to succeed
Families with deep rooted problems will receive much-needed support to get their lives back on track with up to £165 million of new funding, announced the Communities Secretary Rt Hon...
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20 February 2020

Archers storyline reflects need for surrogacy law reform
A BBC soap opera storyline is highlighting how current surrogacy legislation is at odds with modern reproductive practices, says Southampton specialist parenting...
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20 February 2020

Family courts are not safe for victims of domestic violence, lawyers say
The family courts are not a safe place for victims of domestic violence due to the 'outdated views' held by some judges on sexual violence and issues of consent, according to a letter signed by...
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13 February 2020

Children’s mental health report warns ‘chasm’ remains between what services are available and what children need
Anne Longfield, the Children’s Commissioner for England, has published her third annual children’s mental health briefing, ‘The state of children’s mental health services’. The report shines a light...
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