FNF National Conference 2020: Registration Reminder and Agenda
FNF National Conference 2020 is only a couple of days away. Don't miss out and register now to attend!
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Press Releases
FNF invited by MoJ to contribute to a review of how courts balance child safety and right to family life
A review launched on 9 November 2020 will consider evidence of how the current approach to decisions on parental access, made in the family courts, is impacting child safety and protecton of victims of abuse and how this is balanced with the right to family life.
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FNF included as member of Cafcass's new Learning and Improvement Board
Cafcass published the terms of reference for their new Learning and Improvement Board and we are pleased to be included as one of its members.
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Arizona Research Study suggests that Shared Parenting enhances Children's Wellbeing
An early 2019 research study carried by William V. Fabricius from the Arizona State University concludes that "From all the perspectives examined, the evidence suggests that a legal presumption for equal parenting time is in children’s best interests".
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FNF National Conference 2020: Registration
FNF National Conference 2020: A strategy for shared parenting and protection of children and adults will be held online via Zoom.
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This year FNF National Conference will be held online on Saturday, November 21st 2020. At this conference, there will be an opportunity to hear key speakers discuss a strategy for shared parenting and protection of children and adults. There will be opportunities to ask questions in advance and to some extent on the day.
Speakers
This year, we have the pleasure of welcoming three key representatives of and influencers on family justice:
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Rt Hon Sir Andrew McFarlane President of the Family Division |
Baroness Stedman-Scott OBE Minister for Child Maintenance |
Jacky Tiotto CEO of Cafcass
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Take part in the University of Worcester's Survey on Domestic Abuse
The University of Worcester launched a survey which aims to explore how victims of domestic abuse experience the Family Court system.
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