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Women in Family Law’s First Event of 2025 – 3PB Networking in Birmingham
3PB Networking in Birmingham: Women in Family Law’s First Event of 2025 Start your year with positivity, connection, and inspiration at Women in Family Law’s (WiFL) “New Year, New Me” networking event in Birmingham. Hosted in collaboration with 3PB Chambers, this...
RWK Goodman Hosts Women in Family Law’s January London Event
Join Us at Women in Family Law's January London Event Kick off 2025 with an evening of inspiration and empowerment at New Year, New Me, hosted by Kim Lehal and Keeley Lengthorn at RWK Goodman. This event promises insightful discussions with two remarkable women who...
Celebrating 75 Years of Women in Law: Reflections and Future Challenges
Celebrating 75 Years of Women in Law: Reflections and Future Challenges A piece by WiFL founder Hannah Markham KC On Monday, 30th September, the eve of the new legal year, the Royal Courts of Justice in London hosted a gathering like no other. In the grand entrance...
Controversial New Legislation Means Sweeping Changes for Children in Care
Controversial new legislation has brought in sweeping changes for children in care by Charlotte Hughes, East Anglian Chambers The Adoption and Children (Coronavirus) (Amendments) Regulations 2020 were published on 23 April 2020, and came into force on 24 April 2020....
Top 10 Tips for Managing Court Hearings and Attending Court During the COVID-19 Pandemic
WIFL 10 tips for managing court hearings and attending court during COVID-19. Jess Purchase is a family barrister specialising in private and public children law at The 36 Group. Here, she gives Women in Family Law her top 10 tips for managing court hearings and...
Sarah Branson: Lockdown has Transformed My Practice
Sarah Branson: Lockdown has Transformed My Practice Sarah Branson, barrister at Coram Chambers, writes about how lockdown has transformed her practice, blurring the lines between work and life. She tells Women in Family Law about the perils of using the ‘chat’...