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John Darnton, a family and matrimonial consultant at BDB Pitmans, recently came across the results of two surveys which throw up interesting, and in one case worrying, statistics....
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According to Sara Hunt, a knowledge lawyer at Farrer & co, the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Mills v Mills has highlighted the current debate regarding spousal maintenance in England and...
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Analysis: Winning the race to the divorce court by coming second: CJEU delivers surprising lis pendens judgment On 19 January 2019 the CJEU handed down its judgment in Case C-386/17, between Romania...
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According to Azhar Hussain, solicitor-Advocate and head of family at Optimal Solicitors, the decision to marry or enter into a civil partnership is often well considered with many aiming for this...
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For most people, once their divorce is final they are done with the divorce process and the legal aspects of their case. But this may not be true for everyone, writes U.S.-based family lawyer Stuart...
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Michael Rowlands and Rebecca Niblock, of Kingsley Napley, look at the enforcement of orders made in family proceedings in Dubai and the role of Interpol....
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21 February 2019

Blog: Till death do us part
Separating from your spouse creates a whirlwind of emotions, writes Kate Bradbury, a solicitor with Brodies LLP. ...
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Edward Floyd, a partner at Penningtons Manches in London, writes that there has been a fascinating twist in the tale of the long running, bitterly contested litigation, Quan v Bray (dubbed the...
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A little out-of-the-box thinking could boost outcomes for parents and children, according to Jane Robey, Chief Executive Officer of National Family Mediation (NFM). ...
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20 February 2019

Analysis: nuptial agreements
Joanne Edwards and Rosie Schumm, of Forsters LLP, write that engagements and wedding planning are joyful and heart-warming experiences during which talk of a nuptial agreement is often viewed as being...
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