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Family Lawyer suggests CGT changes will impact divorcing couples

A family lawyer based in the South believes that Proposed Capital Gains Tax (CGT) changes will impact divorcees greatly. Simon Bassett, partner and head of family at Royds Withy King warns that the proposed increases

Latest domestic abuse statistics reveal offence increase during pandemic

The latest Office of National Statistics domestic abuse statistics reveal an increase in offences flagged as domestic abuse-related during the pandemic in England and Wales. The data which was extracted from a range of data

Sir Andrew McFarlene : A View from the President's Chambers

The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane puts pen to paper and writes down his key thoughts for the family industry. His latest edition of ‘A View from the President’s Chambers’ covers a

Legal mental health charity, Lawcare is urging legal professionals to join over 1,350 fellow colleagues to make their voice heard and tell their story in a ground-breaking research study. Only four weeks to go until

Will 2021 see a surge in demand for family legal services?

Family Law experts discuss whether the industry will see a surge in demand for legal services in 2021 following the latest peak in divorce rates in England and Wales. The latest divorce rate figures released

Health Secretary Matt Hancock sets out tougher rules for England’s new coronavirus tier system. As we come out of the second lockdown in a bid to protect vital services in the fight against the virus,

(HMCTS) has confirmed the dates over the Christmas and new year period in which Crown Courts, magistrates’ courts, County and Family Courts, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Rolls Building, and tribunals will remain closed.

HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has confirmed the dates over the Christmas and new year period in which Crown Courts, magistrates’ courts, County and Family Courts, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Rolls

Cafcass publishes guidance on working with children through Covid-19

Cafcass has published guidance which outlines how arrangements are to be made for social workers to see children and families, work in the Cafcass offices and attend court during the enduring crisis associated with Covid-19.

Working Group on medical experts in the Family Courts publishes report

Resolution was represented on the working group and played an active part in the consultation and preparation of the final report of the Working Group on Medical Experts in the Family Courts which has now

Latested statistics on divorces in England and Wales

The Office of National Statistics latest annual divorce numbers and rates in England and Wales reveal an 18% rise in divorces in 2019. It has certainly been a turbulent year in family law due to

Government announce major funding for rape and domestic abuse support

The Government have today (18 November 2020) announced they will give a major funding boost for victims of rape and domestic abuse due to those working in the services enduring greater demand this winter. Nearly

Civil Partnerships latest statistics in England and Wales

The Office of National Statistics publishes the latest annual statistics on formations and dissolutions of civil partnerships in England and Wales. It’s fast approaching a year since civil partnerships were extended to opposite-sex couples on

Children’s Mental Health Charity Backs Calls to Reform How Parents Separate

Fegans, a charity which provides professional children’s counselling and parenting support services, has welcomed a report published today by the Family Solutions Group which calls for a radical change in how parents separate in the

Covid divorce boom vs Covid marriage rejuvenation

New Research has revealed that lockdown has helped marriages whereas divorce lawyers have never been busier – but which is it? The unprecedented pandemic has reshaped personal relationships by forcing us to live in each

First Lockdown Caused Surge in Domestic Abuse Court Orders

The UK’s first lockdown resulted in a record number of people obtaining court orders for domestic abuse in order to protect themselves. New figures released reveal that more than 8,800 applications for domestic violence remedy

Work-related pressure rises amongst family Justice professionals

A thousand practitioners respond to Resolution wellbeing survey so far Initial findings show work-related pressures increased since first lockdown Survey open until Sunday – with full results to be published in New Year Nearly 75%

Law firm offices can open to clients in second lockdown

During the second lockdown, the Government has confirmed that law firms can open up their doors to the public. The Law Society recently met with officials from the government to lock in an agreement and

UK Businesses have lost more than £6.2 million to cyber scams in the past 12 months with nearly a third increase in cases during the peak of the pandemic.

UK businesses have lost more than £6.2 million to cyber scams in the past 12 months with nearly a third increase in cases during the peak of the pandemic, new research shows. From May to

Family Law Awards 2020 is open for bookings

The LexisNexis 2020 Family Law Awards is now open for bookings to celebrate all the hard work and successes of family law practitioners. Everyone is invited to the innovative awards ceremony on 25th November at

Two-fold rise in scam alerts since the start of the year

Law firms and individual practitioners across all sectors of the legal profession have been bombarded with scams while attempting to recover from the pandemic. The legal industry has been under attack over the last few

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