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3 April 2026
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Private Law Family Court Reforms: What Parents Need to Know About the National Rollout

The Ministry of Justice has confirmed the nationwide rollout of the reformed private law family court model across England and Wales over the next three years. […]
11 March 2026
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Amplifying the Voice of the Child: Cafcass Launches New Film to Support Children in Family Court

Cafcass (The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service) has officially released the third installment of its acclaimed “Taking me seriously” film series. This latest […]
7 January 2026
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The Changing Landscape of Informal Wills

The UK legal system has historically maintained strict formalities for Will-making, requiring written documents signed in the presence of two witnesses under the Wills Act 1837. […]
5 January 2026
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Divorce Day 2026: Understanding the Facts Behind the January Divorce Phenomenon

What Is Divorce Day? Divorce Day refers to the first working Monday in January, when family law firms traditionally report a noticeable increase in enquiries from […]
3 January 2026
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Why You Should Consider Providing for Grandchildren in Your Will

Many grandparents wish to leave a lasting legacy for future generations by making provisions for their grandchildren within their Will. Whilst grandchildren do not have automatic […]
24 December 2025
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The Hague Convention and International Child Abduction: A Complete Guide for Parents

The Hague Convention provides essential protection for children wrongfully removed or retained across international borders. This multilateral treaty, developed by the Hague Conference on Private International […]
17 October 2025
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Probate and Property: Key Legal Considerations for Your Family Home

When a loved one passes away, dealing with their property can be one of the most complex aspects of estate administration. The family home often represents […]
13 October 2025
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Cross-Border Inheritance Disputes in Mixed-Citizenship Families

When families span multiple countries, the death of a loved one can trigger complex legal challenges that extend far beyond grief. Mixed-citizenship families often find themselves […]
29 August 2025
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Safeguarding Against Trust & Probate Fraud: Latest Trends and How to Protect Estates

Probate fraud has become an increasingly pressing concern across the UK, with criminals exploiting vulnerabilities in the estate administration process to steal from grieving families. As […]