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29 March 2019

The rise of ‘predatory marriages’
Ethan Axelrod and Hayley Trim of Irwin Mitchell look at how vulnerable parents and a legal loophole are being exploited to rob families of their inheritance.Having a parent or family...
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27 March 2019

Health and social care law in Ireland - highlights of 2018 and what to expect in 2019
Sinéad Kearney, Olive Doyle, Ciara Farrell, Diego Gallagher, Patrick McClean and Eoghan Wallace of ByrneWallace review recent and forthcoming developments in health and social care law in the Republic...
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25 March 2019

Where is family law today in relation to EU withdrawal?
Resolution and the Law Society together have provided information on family law and EU withdrawal. They urge lawyers to seek advice from EU lawyers to advise their UK clients on family breakdown...
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20 March 2019

Ensuring grandparents aren’t the unwitting or forgotten victims of divorce
Grandparents play an important part in the lives of their grandchildren, and it’s usually a positive thing if they can stay in touch with them after a separation or divorce. ...
Jane Robey
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20 March 2019

Breakdown cover: Part 1
The 25th anniversary of the opening of the doors of the Child Support Agency (now Child Maintenance Service (CMS)) was reached, with no enthusiasm on my part, on 3 April 2018. The Department for Work...
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7 March 2019

Blog: Owens and divorce reform
In this article, David Burrows discusses Owens v Owens and issues around divorce law reform.  ...
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7 March 2019

The argument for a return to the Calderbank regime
Kelly Gerrard and William Longrigg of Charles Russell Speechlys review the costs rules in ancillary relief proceedings and set out the case for reinstating the Calderbank regime. ...
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6 March 2019

Family Law Insights: Margaret Heathcote
During the second video interview in our Family Law Insights series, host Rebecca Bailey-Harris, a barrister at 1 Hare Court, sits down with Margaret Heathcote, chair of Resolution, as they...
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6 March 2019

No Fault divorces: a new reality?
Following mounting criticism from campaigners, the UK could witness the arrival of ‘no-fault divorces’ in the coming months, writes LexisNexis' Catherine Gleave. The government is preparing a...
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5 March 2019

Opinion: lay representation in civil proceedings
In this article, David Burrows takes a look at lay presentation in civil proceedings and the recent McKenzie consultation response. ...
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