Maria Coster discusses the impact of the lockdown on victims of domestic abuse and the help available

Multiple barriers including racism face black and minority ethnic (BAME) women raising domestic abuse, research into the family courts revealed

Hundreds of children will be convicted as adults because of severe delays in the criminal justice system, a charity has warned

Separated parents are trying to maintain the status quo at a time when life is anything but the norm, says Pippa Allsop

Pippa Allsop discusses the tensions between the human legal advisor and technology

A public authority can assume responsibility towards someone by inference from its conduct towards them, as Laurence Toczek explains following the Supreme Court’s re-evaluation of the Caparo test

The criminal and family courts have made strides in support for vulnerable parties – are the civil courts finally about to catch up? Rachel Rothwell reports

Nuffield Family Justice Observatory (NFJO) has pledged to develop the first national, evidence-based guidelines for professionals undertaking care proceedings involving newborn babies.

The 2013 protocol can be a useful tool in private Children Act cases where you need to obtain police records, as Mariko Wilso