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Family lawyers urge reform as cohabitation consultation closes (opens the original)
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Family law organisations and practitioners have renewed calls for reform of the law affecting cohabiting couples following the closure of the Government’s A Fairer End to Relationships consultation. Jo Edwards, Head of Family at Forsters and Chair of Resolution’s Family Law Reform Committee, said the law needed to better reflect the way modern families live. She argued that cohabiting couples are the fastest-growing family type in the UK, while many people continue to believe that living togethe
ADCS responds to Childrenâs Commissionerâs report on the number of child Prevent referrals (opens the original)
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Helen Lincoln, Policy Network Chair for Families, Communities, and Young People at the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS), released the following statement in response to the Childrenâs Commissionerâs report on Prevent referrals involving children: âOur thoughts remain with the families and communities whose lives were changed forever by the events in Southport. ADCS is conscious that the issues outlined in todayâs report are currently the focus of Phase 2 of the Sout
More than 14 million people live in legal aid âdesertsâ, LexisNexis finds (opens the original)
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Nearly a quarter of the population of England and Wales lives in an area with high levels of legal need and limited access to legal aid, according to new research by LexisNexis. The Legal Aid Deserts report estimates that 14.49 million people, or 23% of the population, live in areas classified as legal aid deserts. The research identifies 91 local authorities as falling into this category in at least one of five areas of law: housing, family, crime, immigration and employment. The analysis found
The future of the Bar: protecting what matters most (opens the original)
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The Bar is changing. Pressures around legal aid, the growing use of AI and questions about how to build a sustainable career are prompting difficult conversations about what the profession might look like in the years ahead. But amid that change, what should the Bar be careful not to lose? That question was at the centre of a recent LexisNexis webinar bringing together Professor Jo Delahunty KC MCIArb and Yasmin Omotosho, alongside Douglas Simpson, for a candid conversation about the future of t
Ofsted secures first successful prosecution of illegal childrenâs home provider (opens the original)
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Ofsted has secured its first successful prosecution of an unregistered childrenâs home provider, with a company and its two directors fined a total of £92,400 for operating three illegal childrenâs homes in Kent. Catalyst Care Limited and its directors, Davidson Lynch-Shyllon and Miriam Ekathor, pleaded guilty to operating and managing unregistered childrenâs homes at Croydon Magistratesâ Court in March. On 4 August, they were fined after providing accommodation to nine children between
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