Victims and Courts Act 2026: A Step Forward for Survivors, Children and Family Court Safety
The Victims and Courts Act 2026 marks an important shift for victims, survivors and children. This article examines the new restrictions on parental responsibility for serious sexual offenders, protections for children born of rape, changes to NDAs, sentencing attendance, unduly lenient sentence reviews and why implementation will matter for family court safety.
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The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 has been presented as a safeguarding and wellbeing reform. But for home educating families, SEND parents and those concerned about family life, it raises serious questions about state oversight, data sharing, local authority power and the future of parental responsibility.
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Ontario’s move toward an Integrated Domestic Violence Court…
May 7, 2026/by jessica susan hillWhen Abuse Doesn’t End: Coercive Control and the Family Court
Coercive control does not always end when a relationship ends. In family court, post-separation abuse can continue through children, litigation, delay and systems manipulation.
May 7, 2026/by jessica susan hillHave You Ever Paid for a Court Transcript — and How Much Did It Cost You?
Court transcripts in the UK can cost hundreds or thousands—creating a real barrier for litigants in person. This guide explains your rights, the current system, and what the 2026 Parliament debate means in practice.
April 6, 2026/by jessica susan hillMazur, AI, and the Future of Legal Support | JSH Law
Mazur defines the legal boundaries. AI expands capability. Together, they are reshaping how legal support works.
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After Mazur, structure matters. This step-by-step guide shows litigants in person how to stay safe, compliant, and in control of their case.
April 3, 2026/by jessica susan hillThe Unregulated Legal Support Market Is Changing – And Not Everyone Will Survive Mazur | JSH Law
The legal support market is entering a new phase. After Mazur, structure and compliance will define who succeeds.
April 3, 2026/by jessica susan hillUSEFUL LINKS
If you are representing yourself in family court, the following independent and authoritative resources may assist you in understanding procedure, safeguarding processes, and available support.
- – GOV.UK – Family Court Guidance
- – HM Courts & Tribunals Service – Court Forms & Fees
- – Cafcass – Understanding Cafcass
- – Advicenow – Practical Guides for LiPs
- – McKenzie Friends Official Guidance
- – Support Through Court
- – Rights of Women – Family Law & Abuse Guidance
- – Family Law in the 21st Century (Baroness Hale)
- – Inside the UK Supreme Court
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