Sir Andrew McFarlane appointed patron of Family Rights Group

Sir Andrew McFarlane

Former president of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has been appointed patron of Family Rights Group (FRG), a charity focused on reform of the child welfare and family justice systems. FRG has spent 50 years campaigning to ensure child welfare system supports children to live safely and thrive within their family. The organisation pioneers […]

Are applicants still abusing ex parte non-molestation order applications after DS v AC?

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Tom Gilchrist from 42BR Barristers examines the legal landscape following DS v AC [2023] EWFC 46, and asks if applicants are still abusing ex parte non-molestation order applications. Non-molestation orders made under section 42 the Family Law Act 1996 are seen as draconian orders, as they can criminalise conduct that is not usually, in of […]

Operational drag: The hidden barrier between law firms and sustainable growth

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Damian Reed, head of brand and marketing at QualitySolicitors, explains how firms can use AI as an administration asset to improve margins and enhance reputation, rather than view the technology as a problem to be dealt with.   There is a peculiar tension sitting at the heart of many independent law firms right now. Revenue […]

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