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Open probate caseload reduced by 50% in last 12 months - HMCTS | Today's Wills and Probate

HMCTS say they have reduced the open caseload for probate matters by 33,000 cases over thel ast 12 months; a 49% decrease overallUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

LSB committed to addressing ‘persistent and deeply concerning’ unmet legal need - Today's Family Lawyer

The Legal Services Board (LSB) has set out the actions it took in 2024/25 to enable legal services for the public, and says it will continue to address ‘the persistent and deeply concerning level of unmet legal need across England and Wales’. In its annual report published this week, the regulator has reviewed its performance in ‘a rapidly changing landscape for legal services’ and set out five priority policy projects for 2025/26. The report co…England · England Read Article

Reflections and reform: Grant Cameron on leading Resolution - Today's Family Lawyer

This episode of the Today’s Family Lawyer podcast features host David Opie in conversation with Grant Cameron – family lawyer, mediator, collaborative practitioner, and a partner at Trethowans. Grant recently concluded his tenure as Chair of Resolution, having led the organization during a transformative post-COVID period marked by significant legislative and cultural shifts. He reflects on the implementation of no fault divorce and how Resoluti…England · England Read Article

Supreme Court judgment impacts on future tax and estate planning - Today's Family Lawyer

The Supreme Court’s recent decision on Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26 on 2 July 2025 has garnered much interest not only from the UK press but also tax advisers and estate planners for its implications on future wealth planning, in particular in relation to pre-marital assets and inheritances. Whilst the case arose from the divorce of retired UBS banker, Clive Standish and his second wife, Anna Standish, it is the tax planning of pre–marital…Taxes · London Read Article

Twofold increase in the number of parental order applications for older surrogates - Today's Family Lawyer

There has been a marked rise in the number of parental order applications from parents in their 60's ,70's and 80'sEngland · England Read Article

Dodgy operators put on notice as AUSTRAC targets new tranche of industries for financial crimes

AUSTRAC is preparing to reveal money laundering and financial crime through a new set of specific industries. Photo: Josie Elias. Dodgy lawyers, accountants, real estate agents and gemstone dealers beware, the Federal Government is coming for you. The government is beefing up its financial intelligence capabilities to better identify sources of money laundering and the funding of crime in Australia, including terrorist activities. And it has som…Money Laundering · Canberra See the Story

Told Russian Woman, Child Left Without Passport, Court Suspects Embassy Role

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Russian woman Victoria Basu has most likely reached Russia via UAE after she escaped to Nepal from Bihar, the Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court today.Asia · Russia See the Story

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