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A new approach to certificated family work is being rolled out by the Legal Aid Agency across England and Wales from 19 April 2019 following
Local authorities are paying for places for children in settings that are not even registered, Ofsted is warning. England’s education watchdog has called for tougher
Resolution has welcomed the Justice Secretary’s announcement that he will bring forward legislation to introduce no-fault divorce. The government’s decision follows a public consultation in which family justice professionals
The Department for Education has marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Children Act by pledging£84 million of new investment for projects designed to strengthen and support
At least one in five children in England allowed to return to potentially dangerous homes under supervision orders are back in court within five years
The Stalking Protection Act 2019 received Royal Assent on 15 March 2019. It comes into force immediately. The Act achieves this by creating a new civil Stalking
The Department for Education has withdrawn its ‘myth busting’ guide about council duties to vulnerable children and young people, after the charity Article 39 launched an application
The fourth report of Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services on the police response to domestic abuse – The police response to
The mother of a young girl who became the first person to be convicted of female genital mutilation offences in England and Wales has been