Mon Jul 04 2016
Surrogacy laws due for reform
Megan Bennie explains why change is needed in the law on single parents in surrogacy agreementsFamily
Surrogacy laws due for reform
Mon Jul 04 2016
The Archers and the law on domestic abuse
Helen Greenfield considers how new legislation criminisalising controlling or
coercive behaviour in a family relationship could have applied to a recent storyline
on the Radio 4 soap
Fri Jul 01 2016
Brexit: UK family law can improve, say lawyers
Leave vote provides opportunity for improved legislation but 'long and complex' process awaitsTue Jun 28 2016
Courting controversy: Radicalisation and the courts
Andrew Gillespie and Phil Loftus advise on the safeguarding of children in cases where radicalisation is alleged
Tue Jun 28 2016
Shaking up the cost rules
Should the 'no order' principle be changed in financial remedy cases, wonders Marilyn Stowe
Mon Jun 20 2016
Open Family Courts: Transparent justice or privacy invasion?
Is allowing unwarranted attention to be turned to famous divorcing couples the price you pay for an open court? What is, and how do you find, a good balance, asks Pippa Allsop
Tue Jun 07 2016
What The Archers can teach 
us about grandparents' rights
The Radio 4 soap has highlighted the effects of divorce on the wider family;
Elizabeth Fletcher discusses the legal position of grandparents hoping to maintain contact
Mon Jun 06 2016
Immigration tribunal fees hike may unlawfully discriminate
Fee increases will disproportionately affect BAME applicants, says president of the Law Society