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Following a call for evidence, three days of oral submissions and further meetings with his panel of advisers, the President of the Family Division has concluded his review on Transparency in the...
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I must confess that I am an old fan of paper knowledge resources, having had a family law library going back to the 1970s. I am also not very technically savvy. It was therefore with some trepidation...
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The Home Office has awarded £11.3 million to 25 Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in England and Wales, to go towards domestic abuse intervention programmes.The programmes focus on interventions...
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The Government has published a new National Adoption Strategy which, it says, "is set to improve adoption services in England by putting in place better recruitment across the country and removing any...
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The statutory criteria to decide what is a fair financial settlement on divorce comes from the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, now almost 50 years old.  In reality it derives from judge made...
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It seems there has been a never-ending line of costs commentary flowing through the reported decisions from financial remedy courts as of late. There is a clear trend of encouraging the making of...
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On 5 June 2020, the President of the Family Division made two amendments to his Guidance on Allocation and Gatekeeping for Care, Supervision and other Proceedings under Part IV of the Children...
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The Home Office has published a consultation on draft statutory guidance for implementing the definition of domestic abuse. The consultation seeks views on the domestic abuse guidance to support the...
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HM Treasury  has responded to its consultation on the proposed protections framework and implementing an increase of the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) from 55 to 57 in 2028, which will...
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Recently, the government announced that it will instruct all police forces across the UK to start recording crimes motivated by sex or gender on an experimental basis- effectively making misogyny a...
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