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The Chair of the House of Commons Women and Equalities Select Committee has urged the Government to reconsider its position to delay...

In recent years in family law there has been an increased number of cases in which there has been reference to Narcissistic Personality...

Resolution has responded to the Ministry of Justice’s consultation on supporting earlier resolution of private family law arrangements....

Parental Responsibility (PR) is defined in the Children Act 1989 (CA 89) as all the rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and...

The former lead judge of the Financial Remedy Court has called for a ‘rules-based system’ to determine financial remedies on divorce. Mr...

#LegalPride2023: 10 years since same-sex marriage became law Throughout the month of June (and beyond), the LGBTQ+ community and their...

Counsel, the monthly magazine for members of the Bar in England and Wales, has published an interview with Professor Jo Delahunty KC...

What will digitalised court services mean for the justice system, legal services delivery and non-lawyer litigants? New automated online...

Marriage and divorce is on the rise for those aged over 65. For family lawyers there are particular issues to consider when advising...

Schedule 1 to the Children Act 1989 allows the family court to make financial provision for children. It is most often used in cases...

It has proved another difficult year in the legal sector. We’ve seen myriad economic challenges, ranging from high inflation, trade...

Successful lawyers need to stay up to date with the latest information. And there is lots of information. Lawyers need to keep up with...

Technology and therefore the ease of making and editing covert recordings on mobile phones and other devices continues to advance,...

The loss of a valued staff member can often be the prompt for a charity push, but such was the affection for legal secretary Sharon...

A final-year law student successfully helped her mother win at a tribunal after completing a module on employment law. Elle Holland, 22,...

bogus solicitor who represented a company in court despite having no qualifications has been jailed by a judge who called him a...

A trainee solicitor who took his former employer to the employment tribunal after it changed the terms of his contract days before he was...

There have been a series of developments as to Children Missing Education & Selective Home Education. The Department for Education has...

The National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) has prepared an in-depth 230-page intelligence document, which has been shared with all forces...

Aparalegal who was convicted of raping a child in 2007, and later convicted of failing to comply with his notification requirements, has...