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M (A Child: Intermediaries) [2025] EWCA Civ 440
The Court of Appeal provided important guidance on the use of intermediaries following a mother’s successful appeal against a decision
Re M (A Child) (Placement Order) 2025 EWCA Civ 214
This case is a great reminder of the need to scrutinise how realistic proposed kinship placements are, even in circumstances
“Post-adoption contact: setting the template.”
1. A crumb of comfort for a parent facing a care plan for adoption is a recommendation for direct contact
Mini Pupillage Application Window
Our Mini-Pupillage application window is now open until Friday 28th February. For more information on how to apply and what
Ruling out parents before the final hearing? Issues to consider:
Re O (Care Proceedings) [2024] EWCA Civ 696, Baker LJ: In the case of Re O (Care Proceedings) [2024] EWCA Civ
LFJB DA Advisory Group Court Guide
Joanna Lucas contributes to the drafting of the 'Guide to Family Court Proceedings for those who have experienced domestic abuse',
A TURN OF THE TIDE
Re D-S and the impact of the PLWG November 2024 report in relation to post adoption direct contact The recent
Legal Summary, Kinship Care: Statutory Guidance for Local Authorities
New guidance has been published in October 2024 (the Guidance) to local authorities in respect of kinship care. It is
Chambers and Partners 2025 Rankings
In the 2025 Chambers and Partners rankings publication, Albion Chambers and its members received 26 rankings in total, 8 of which were
Successful Completion of Pupillage
Following their successful completion of pupillage, we are delighted that Yaavar Afshin and Arthur Sutton have accepted tenancy at Albion
Legal 500 Rankings 2025
In the 2025 Legal 500 rankings, Albion Chambers and its members received 42 rankings, 9 more than last year. Of these
Public Child Law Seminar
Albion Chambers was delighted to welcome over 100 delegates to our annual Public Child Law Seminar on Friday. All of