For many adopted children, the concept of "letterbox contact" has long been the norm. Is it now outdated and in need of reform?

Hair strand testing is most often used in care proceedings where there is concerns about a parents use of substances.

A recent news report on the pressures children's social services face has highlighted a growing crisis: the increasing burnout among social workers.

1 in 5 adults will experience domestic abuse in their lifetime, and 44% of domestic abuse goes unreported. It's time to break the silence.

The Family Drug and Alcohol Court is an alternative family court designed to address cases where parental substance abuse impacts the children in their care.

Explaining the key differences between private and public children's law matters, the legal issues they cover, and how childcare solicitors can help.

Kinship care is relatively common in child care proceedings, but what exactly is it?

A helpful blog about what to do if social services are involved with your child and the matter may involve court proceedings. Involvement from social services can be stressful, but knowing the steps to take will help you approach the situation with clarity and confidence.