Course Full – Domestic Abuse Act: An Overview
COURSE FULL - This is the first session of our Domestic Abuse Act 2021 training series which we are running again this year.
Campaign win: Government changes law to keep rape survivors’ counselling notes confidential
The government has today (23rd April 2024) accepted an amendment in the House of Lords that will raise the legal threshold for when rape survivors’ counselling notes can be requested by the police.
Training Series: Immigration law for migrant victims of domestic abuse – 26th April, 15th May and 7th June
A series of three training courses about immigration law for migrant victims of domestic abuse.
Resources and Recordings
Our training resources and recordings cover a range of legal issues including family law, criminal law, immigration and asylum law.
Remote Hearings in the Family Court
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the Family Court is still open. The court has changed the way it hears cases so that any urgent hearings can continue.
Hide your tracks
Legal services payment orders
This guide looks at funding legal costs for advice, mediation and representation in court when legal aid is not available.
Marriage: Your rights to your home
If you are married then you have a right to live in your home, even if your home is only in your husband or wife’s name. This is known as matrimonial home rights or home rights. This guide tells you more about matrimonial home rights and how to register your matrimonial home rights.
A guide to applying to court for a financial order
This legal guide sets out the procedure when applying to the family court for a financial order on divorce.
A guide to financial arrangements after marriage breakdown
This legal guide sets out the law when separating your finances following divorce or judicial separation.
A guide to divorce
Deciding that your marriage has ended can be difficult. This guide is designed to give information about the law and procedure on divorce.
A guide to marriage
This guide sets out the criteria that must be complied with for a marriage to be legally recognised. In this guide we will sometimes refer to your spouse, which means your husband or your wife.
Filter by:
Categories: