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Remote hearings: Surveying where we are at

Remote hearings: Surveying where we are at

by reporting watch team | Sep 24, 2020 | Consultations, FCReportingWatch

As lawyers and judges become increasingly accustomed to remote hearings, is there a danger of professional complacency about parents’ access to justice? In April, we published the interim results of our survey about remote hearings in the Family Court which we...
Ditch the witch : But which witch law needs ditching?

Ditch the witch : But which witch law needs ditching?

by reporting watch team | Jul 30, 2020 | FCReportingWatch

Oh dear. Headline in last week’s Independent : Fathers4Justice launches bizarre ‘Ditch The Witch’ campaign outside Johnny Depp court case The standfirst below said : Johnny Depp-Amber Heard story is ‘best advert for divorce in the world’, fathers’ rights group...
A remote private FDR in an ordinary case

A remote private FDR in an ordinary case

by reporting watch team | Jul 15, 2020 | FCReportingWatch

This is a guest post from an anonymous contributor. Context A financial dispute resolution hearing (or “FDR”) is an essential appointment in a financial remedies application, when divorcing couples need to sort out their finances and property. A judge will hear brief...
Spotlight domestic abuse review – big changes ahead for Family Court

Spotlight domestic abuse review – big changes ahead for Family Court

by reporting watch team | Jun 28, 2020 | FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

The final report from the spotlight review of family courts’ handling of domestic abuse has finally been published : Assessing risk of harm to children and parents in private law children cases The report is long and detailed and has generated quite a lot of...
Legal Blogging Pilot Flies On…

Legal Blogging Pilot Flies On…

by reporting watch team | Jun 24, 2020 | FCReportingWatch, Legal blogging, Transparency News

News just in that the legal blogging pilot (PD36J) has been extended until the end of December. The pilot has been running since 2018 and allows legally qualified legal bloggers to attend private family hearings to aid transparency. Earlier this year the Family...
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