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Law Commission proposes reform of wedding laws
Commission proposes sweeping reforms to modernise laws governing wedding formalities.
How to emerge stronger
With a little self-confidence and forward-thinking, young family lawyers can survive the
How can remote family hearings be improved?
Remote hearings cannot replicate a court room but they do the next best thing, says Emma
Cohabitation and societal upheaval
There is scope for significant reform to cohabitation law if only we looked to other
The virtual divorce
Edward Cooke explains why family law professionals must embrace training opportunities to meet
‘Normal’ court hours clarified by family court president
The president of the Family Division has made clear that longer court hours are not
An extra £500m for the courts doesn’t go far enough
A £413m government investment into the family courts and tribunals, boost court capacity
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Aspiration or commitment?
The government’s legal support grant for litigants in person does not fulfil on its
Wellbeing not an ‘optional extra’ as volume of family cases
More sitting days have taken place on family cases in 2020 than in any previous year despite
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