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24 June

The Evolving Approach to Post-Adoption Contact in England and Wales

Tags: adoption court decisions, adoption England Wales, adoption law UK, adoption process UK, adoption reforms, adoption support services, adoptive parents support, birth family contact, child identity adoption, Child Welfare, Childcare Law, contact arrangements adoption, family law adoption, family law solicitors, legal advice adoption, post-adoption contact, Public Law Working Group, sibling contact adoption, Sir Andrew McFarlane

Adoption is one of the most significant decisions a...
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13 January

Bromleys Sponsors the Tameside Means Business 2026: Supporting Growth for Ashton‑under‑Lyne and Greater Manchester Businesses

Tags: Ashton under Lyne, Bromleys Childcare Team, Bromleys Community Work, Bromleys Solicitors LLP, Care Leaver Support, care leavers, Charity Fundraising, Charity Partnership, Childcare Law, Community engagement, Community Support, fundraising, Greater Manchester, Local Charity Initiative, Mental Health Support, Networking Event, Northwest Charities, Pure Insights, Pure Insights Charity, Social Impact, Supporting Young People, Tameside, Tameside Means Business 2026, Tameside SMEs, TMB Network Event, Volunteer Mentoring

We’re pleased to announce that Bromleys is sponsoring the first Tameside Means Business networking event of...
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3 July

Understanding Wardship: What Happens When a Child Becomes a Ward of the Court?

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, Care Orders, child abduction, Child Custody, Child Protection, Child Welfare, Childcare Law, Children Act 1989, Emergency Child Protection, Family Law, Family Procedure Rules, Forced Marriage Protection, Hannah Williams, High Court, International Child Law, Legal Advice for Families, Legal Guardianship, Parental Responsibility, Ward of Court, Wardship

Wardship is a legal mechanism where the court takes...
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2 April

Bromleys Solicitors Partners with Pure Insights to Support Care Leavers

Tags: Bromleys Childcare Team, Bromleys Community Work, Bromleys Solicitors LLP, care leavers, Charity, Charity Fundraising, Charity Partner, Childcare Law, Community engagement, Community Support, Fundraising Initiatives, Local Charity Support, Mental Health Support, Northwest, Northwest Charity, Olivia Bell, Partner, Pure Insights, Pure Insights Partnership, Services, Social Impact, Supporting Care Leavers, Volunteer Mentoring, Vulnerable Young People, Youth Support Services

At Bromleys, we take pride in giving back to...
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