Wes Streeting defends 2028 timeline for social care reform amid criticism
Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting has defended the timeline for implementing long-term reforms to England’s adult social care system, with final proposals not expected until 2028. Despite criticism from experts and care providers, Streeting emphasised the need for a thorough approach to addressing the sector’s chronic issues. Streeting pledged “to finally grasp the […]
The impact of non-disclosure and misconduct in financial remedy proceedings
As family law professionals we well know, divorce and separation are rarely entirely smooth sailing. Division of assets, child arrangements, and the breakdown of a relationship can cause heightened emotions, leading to tensions and disagreements. As a result, in some cases, one or both parties can behave poorly during proceedings, for example lying or intentionally […]
2,000 extra sitting days to help address courts crisis
More victims will see justice thanks to an extra 2,000 Crown Court sitting days announced by the Lord Chancellor. This will see courts sit for a total of 108,500 days this year – the highest figure in almost a decade – helping to tackle the court backlog, as the government ploughs ahead with bold and […]