Family and children issues

What happens if things go wrong and someone is injured at a party? Are parents and guardians legally responsible for making sure the venue is safe?

If your fiancé(e) or unexpectedly breaks off the engagement, who gets to keep the engagement ring?

Molly-Ellen Turecek from DAS Law explains the circumstances that permit an absence during term time and the penalties parents can face if they are found not to have complied with the law.

Strict school uniform rules have angered parents who believe their children should be allowed some flexibility when it comes to uniforms. But where does the law stand and what can parents do if they disagree with school rules?

If you are nervous about schools reopening, Simon Roberts explains what you need to know if you live in England, Scotland or Wales.

The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted child care arrangements for many separated parents and their children. Ashlee Robinson explains what you need to know.

Anthony Di Palma, solicitor at DAS Law, looks at the photographic minefield of the school nativity play.

What can you do if a plan to send your child to a summer holiday club goes awry due to sickness or cancellation? DAS Law investigates.

What can people do if they feel that have not received the services they have paid for? Can they ask for their money back if they asked for a prince and all they got were frogs?

On Thursday 4 October 2018 the government will close the childcare voucher scheme to new entrants; here’s what you need to know.

What happens if your wedding plans end in disappointment because of problems with your dress, your hair or the food?

The recent news that a family were hit with a £100,000 bill after their toddler damaged a work of art will send shivers down the spine of families across the country who are planning their days out over the summer.