Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law
Routledge, Taylor and Francis
2013
This report, jointly commissioned by The Legal Education Foundation and The Joseph Rowntree Foundation, is one of a number of parallel reports published alongside Fitzpatrick et al’s (2018) research “Destitution in the UK”. Fitzpatrick et al’s (2018) research estimates that: “approximately 1,550,000 people, 365,000 of them children, were destitute in UK at some point over […]
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Oxford, Hart Publishing
2017
Feminist Legal Studies
Springer
2015
Civil Justice Quarterly
Sweet and Maxwell
2013
This research looks at the factors pushing people into destitution and the solutions to the problem. It highlights three key asks which would protect people from becoming destitute and support those who end up in destitution. The UK Government needs to: End the freeze on working-age benefits so they at least keep up with the […]
Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law
Routledge, Taylor and Francis
2017
London: Ministry of Justice
2014
A/HRC/25/54/Add.2
2013
The England and Wales justice system is undergoing rapid change in an ambitious reform programme designed to transform processes in criminal, civil and family courts, and tribunals. The move to online determination of disputes and court closures represents a shift away from the model through which the principles of public justice have traditionally been advanced. […]
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