New report shows evidence of family court gender bias
A new report has been published that claims to show evidence of systemic victim-blaming and gender bias in
Survey finds majority of renters failing to make a Will
The results of a new survey show the majority of people who live in rented accommodation are failing to
Government starts consultation on cohabitation rights reform
The government has begun a consultation concerning reforms that would improve
Research shows FTBs waiting six years to buy
New research has found that first-time buyers (FTBs) are waiting for six years on average before
Government proposes new domestic violence law
The government is putting forward new legislation that will allow social housing landlords to evict
Important court ruling issued in Probate dispute
The High Court has ruled in a Probate dispute between the spouse of
New child abduction legislation could affect return orders
New legislation will make it a criminal offence to keep children abroad without consent, but a family lawyer has warned it could affect
People urged to plan for inheritance tax changes
Financial professionals are calling on people to prepare for the changes to inheritance tax next April, by revising their
Family Mediation Voucher Scheme available for another year
The government has announced that its Family Mediation Voucher Scheme will be