Lucy Gillman

The recent decision in Re B – Fact Finding (Use of AI for Judgment Summary for Parents with Learning Difficulties) saw a family judge use artificial intelligence to assist parents in understanding a complex judgment. In Re B, HHJ Hesford appended two additional versions of her judgment – one simplified narrative and one in bullet-point form – specifically to assist the parents involved in the care proceedings, who both had learning and cognitive difficulties.

We hope you can join us for an engaging and entertaining evening with fellow Future Leaders and see if you can crack the clues to reach the final destination. We are delighted to invite you to the next TW Future Leaders event on Thursday 11 June 2026. Join us for an interactive treasure hunt around town, designed to encourage teamwork, quick thinking and a healthy dose of friendly competition.

Skip to content Home Thinking Parents helping you buy a home: What happens when you separate? It’s increasingly common for parents to help their children buy a first home. But if the couple later separates, a tricky question comes up: was the money a gift, a loan, or did it buy the parents a share of the property?