Family Division

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• February 13, 2024

  Committal for Contempt of Court: Eisha -v- Omar

  Family DivisionHigh CourtCommittal for Contempt of Court

• January 17, 2024

  Castellucci -v- Gender Recognition Panel

  Family DivisionHigh CourtKing's Bench DivisionJudgment

• December 20, 2023

  High Court of Justice: Christmas Vacation 2023-24

  During the Christmas Vacation, any causes, matters or applications in any Division which require to be immediately or promptly heard will be heard by the judge acting as Vacation Judge for the appropriate Division

  Administrative CourtChancery DivisionFamilyFamily DivisionHigh CourtKing's Bench DivisionTechnology and Construction CourtNews

• November 30, 2023

  Committal for Contempt of Court: Hersman -v- De Verchere

  Family DivisionHigh CourtCommittal for Contempt of Court

• November 10, 2023

  Speech by Sir Andrew McFarlane: Adapting Adoption to the Modern World

  This year's Mayflower lecture was delivered by Sir Andrew McFarlane, President of the Family Division

  Family DivisionPresident of the Family DivisionPresident of the Family DivisionSir Andrew McFarlaneNews

• November 8, 2023

  Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust -v- Indi Gregory and others

  FamilyFamily DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

• November 2, 2023

  Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust -v- Indi Gregory and others

  Family DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

• October 24, 2023

  Standard Orders update from Mr Justice Peel

  Read more about the amendments and updates to the Standard Orders

  FamilyFamily DivisionPresident of the Family DivisionStandard Family Orders

• October 23, 2023

  Gregory -v- Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and others

  Court of Appeal Civil DivisionFamily DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

• October 18, 2023

  GK and LK -v- EE and another

  Court of ProtectionFamily DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

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