Solicitors’ fees are becoming less transparent, according to a survey which revealed young people are increasingly borrowing money to fund divorces

Non-court options to resolve family issues must be considered to avoid cases being left behind, says Linda Lamb 

A dissenting Supreme Court judge has criticised a ruling for giving wives “untrammelled licence” to go forum-shopping

Maria Coster discusses the impact of the lockdown on victims of domestic abuse and the help available

Multiple barriers including racism face black and minority ethnic (BAME) women raising domestic abuse, research into the family courts revealed

Domestic violence victims are to get greater protection under sweeping reforms of the family courts in England and Wales

High street lawyers are hit “hard and fast” by covid-19 with residential conveyancing suffering disproportionately, a significant report has found

No-fault divorce looks set to become law next year after the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill passed in the House of Commons 

The full family court estate should be open for public use by early July, according to a report published today