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Going to Court for Care Proceedings? What Happens at the First Hearing
If you have been told that the local authority (children’s services) is starting care proceedings,…
What Happens to the House in a UK Divorce?
There is no automatic rule about what happens to the house in a UK divorce.…
Child Focused Courts: A transformation in family justice?
The Family Justice System has been no stranger to criticism. Increasing delays and increasing costs…
National Legal Service – Luton Office: Celebrating Three Years
The Luton branch of National Legal Service has become a cornerstone of support for families…
Cohabitation Agreements: Why Every Unmarried Couple Should Consider One
According to the latest Census, 6.8 million people in the UK are cohabitating with a…
What To Do If Social Services Want to Move Your Child from your Care?
As a parent, the very last thing you want to hear is that social services…
Choosing the Right Family Solicitor: Key Questions to Ask
Whether you’re seeking protection from domestic abuse, navigating a divorce, or need legal advice for…
Understanding the Legal Implications of Consent Orders
Getting married is a significant legal undertaking, yet getting divorced can feel even more stressful…
Key Reasons to Vary a Child Arrangements Order in the UK
When a relationship breaks down, the family unit changes and while this is difficult for…
What Every Parent Should Know About Child Residence Orders
Child residence orders (now referred to as Child Arrangements Orders (live with) play a pivotal…
The Impact of Public Law Outline on Child Welfare Cases
For many people, the news that social services are becoming involved with their families provokes…
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