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Almost all clients want their finances to be resolved without ongoing financial connections so they can each go their separate ways without continuing financial ties i.e., they want to have a ‘clean...

Do you subscribe to Family Law journal?Our aim is to provide all subscribers of Family Law with compelling, insightful and helpful content that you enjoy reading and find useful in your...

A quarter of family justice professionals are on the verge of quitting the profession as the toll of lockdown on their mental health becomes clear, the family law group Resolution revealed today,...

Nicholas Allen QC, 29 Bedford RowThe Court of Appeal decision in Haley v Haley has been described as a ‘game-changer’ for financial remedies arbitration. In this article Nicholas Allen QC considers...

Mary Welstead, CAP Fellow Harvard Law School; Visiting Professor in Family law University of BuckinghamThe case of E illustrates the difficulties confronting a judge when deciding whether a parent or...

Martha Holmes, 1 King's Bench WalkApplications for Non-Molestation Orders are at the highest level since records began. Apparently fuelled by the impact of an increase in domestic violence incidents...

Mani Singh Basi and Lucy Logan Green, 4 Paper BuildingsIn this third instalment of our look at the intersection of private and public children law, this article will focus on the circumstances in...

Young people aged 16 and 17 who become homeless can be housed under the Housing Act or the Children Act. The piece of legislation they are housed under will affect what support they are entitled to,...

The forced moving of meetings online has had profound implications for millions of people and businesses in the UK and worldwide. It seems likely that the coming weeks will see myriad discussions and...

The article considers the new options since the millennium for same sex and opposite sex couples to formalise their relationships. The history of the changing attitudes to same sex relations is traced...

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