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The government has announced plans to repeal the presumption of parental involvement under the Children Act 1989, shifting the focus of child arrangement decisions towards safety and wellbeing. Following concerns raised by the Domestic Abuse Commissioner, the proposed reform aims to ensure that contact is no longer treated as the default where abuse is present, and that children’s welfare remains paramount.
Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) are a new legal tool introduced under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 to provide stronger long‑term protection for victims of domestic abuse in England and Wales. DAPOs can include restrictions such as exclusion from the home and positive requirements like behaviour programmes. This blog explains what they are, how they work, eligibility and how they can be obtained.
The UK is expanding child-focused courts to ensure children’s voices are heard in family law cases. By prioritising children’s rights and experiences, these reforms aim to improve outcomes in disputes over care, contact, and parental responsibilities. Families benefit from a system that places children at the heart of legal decisions.
Surrogacy offers a route to parenthood for individuals and couples who may not otherwise be able to have children. However, the legal framework in England and Wales can be complex. This guide explains how surrogacy works in the UK, who the legal parents are at birth, and the role of parental orders in transferring legal parenthood to intended parents.
