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Francesca Massarella, Barrister, Spire BarristersIn this article, Francesca Massarella explores how an effective co-working policy between adult mental health services and children’s social care can...
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Jemimah Hendrick, BarristerCharlotte Image-Flower, SolicitorThis article analyses the Court of Appeal’s judgment of Re HMP on the application of the Open Justice Principle in the Family Justice System...
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The government has announced a £200 million national training programme on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), alongside a proposed new requirement in the SEND Code of Practice that all...
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A new report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has identified serious and persistent failures within England’s residential care system, revealing that hundreds of vulnerable children are being...
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Marcus Dearle, Miles PrestonMarcus Dearle, Senior Partner at Miles Preston and immediate past Chair of the IBA’s Family Law Committee, is one of the UK’s leading advisers on high conflict, high...
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Laura Williams, Barrister, Garden Court ChambersIt is not unusual for witnesses to give evidence from abroad in family cases. Do any procedural rules apply? If so, what are they? What practical...
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Olivia Hesson, Winner of 4PB’s Financial Remedy Essay CompetitionIn this essay for Family Law Journal, Olivia Hesson, a LLM Law (Juris Doctor) student at the University of York, discusses...
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James Holmes, Garden Court ChambersMaggie Jones, Garden Court ChambersThis article explores the complex interaction between international child abduction proceedings, brought under the 1980 Hague...
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Russell Sandberg, Professor of Law, Cardiff UniversityThe government has announced that it is to press ahead with reform of the law on getting married and is to follow the approach recommended by the...
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Michael Connor, BarristerDisputes about family pets are often dismissed as trivial, yet for many separating couples they are among the most emotionally charged issues in a family dispute. Australia...
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