Looking back at family law during Her late Majesty’s glorious reign

Jamie Lennox, Editor, Today's Family Lawyer

As the country mourns Queen Elizabeth II’s passing, Today’s Family Lawyer looked back at the development of the law and society during Her late Majesty’s glorious reign.

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Profile: Francesca Cozens, senior associate at Knights

Costs Orders in Children Act proceedings – the continued exception or a developing trend?

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 2: Who is making decisions, and are they the right people?

What’s driving the rise in pre-nups in the UK?

From conflict to co‑parenting

Profile: Sophia Mellor, partner at Blythe Liggins

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

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

Why the lack of regulated homes puts local authorities between a rock and a hard place

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 1: Can we leverage what we have now?

Profile: Francesca Cozens, senior associate at Knights

Costs Orders in Children Act proceedings – the continued exception or a developing trend?

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 2: Who is making decisions, and are they the right people?

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Profile: Sophia Mellor, partner at Blythe Liggins

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Why the lack of regulated homes puts local authorities between a rock and a hard place

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