Family Division
About Family Division
Family Division is a Family Court located in the London region of England and Wales. It handles cases relating to various legal matters. Check back for upcoming hearing listings. All listing data is sourced daily from HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS).
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Family Court
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Contact & Location
Family Division is located in the London region of England and Wales.
1st Mezzanine, Queen’s Building, The Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, WC2A 2LL
Phone: 020 7947 7551 / 020 7947 7397
Email: rcj.familyhighcourt@justice.gov.uk
Court data sourced from HMCTS Find a Court or Tribunal service, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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21 Apr 2026 Hearings (0)
No hearings listed for Family Division on 21 April 2026
Listings are typically published by 4pm the day before.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my case at Family Division?
Search for your case reference number in the hearings table above, or set up an alert to be notified when your case is listed at Family Division.
What cases were heard at Family Division on 21 April 2026?
There were 0 hearings listed at Family Division on 21 April 2026. View the full cause list above with times, courtrooms, and judges.
How do I see today's listings at Family Division?
Today's cause list for Family Division is published daily by HMCTS and mirrored on CauseAlert. Visit the court page to view today's hearings, or set up an alert to be notified automatically.
Where is Family Division?
Family Division is located at 1st Mezzanine, Queen’s Building, The Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, WC2A 2LL. Arrive at least 30 minutes before your hearing for security checks.
What is the phone number for Family Division?
You can reach Family Division on 020 7947 7551 / 020 7947 7397. Family Division publishes 6 separate numbers for different departments — see the court contact panel for the full list.
What are Family Division's opening hours?
Family Division publishes the following opening hours: Court open: Monday to Friday 9am to 4:30 pm; Counter open: 10am to 4:30pm; Telephone enquiries answered: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm. Always check the court website before visiting, as hours can change on bank holidays.
How do I contact Family Division by email?
You can email Family Division at rcj.familyhighcourt@justice.gov.uk. Include your case reference number and your full name in any correspondence.
Can I attend a hearing at Family Division?
Most hearings at Family Division are open to the public unless reporting restrictions apply. Check the listing notes for each case. Remote hearings may require prior arrangement.
How do I get alerts for Family Division?
Sign up for a free CauseAlert account, then select Family Division from your dashboard. You can choose to receive SMS or email notifications whenever new hearings are listed at this court.
What types of hearings are heard at Family Division?
Family Division handles cases relating to various legal matters. Hearing types may include trials, sentencing, case management, bail applications, and appeals depending on the court's jurisdiction. In the last 7 days, 0 hearings have been listed here.
Where can I find sentencing results for Family Division?
CauseAlert shows scheduled hearings, including cases listed "for Sentence". However, outcomes and sentencing remarks are not published through HMCTS cause lists. For sentencing results, check the Judiciary website (judiciary.uk) for sentencing remarks, or local news coverage.
Are court records at Family Division public?
Daily cause lists published by HMCTS are public documents. CauseAlert mirrors every published listing for Family Division. For historical case records beyond cause lists, contact the court directly or search court judgments on the National Archives.
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Data sourced from HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS), an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice. Court information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Crown copyright.