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6 November 2018

Legislating on loneliness: limitless or lonesome?
OLWEN DUTTON, partner at Anthony Collins Solicitors LLP, discusses the key aspects of the government’s loneliness strategy. Dutton also considers any potential ethical issues stemming from the social...
Olwen Dutton
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5 November 2018

Court to look at when grandparents’ visitation rights can infringe on children’s well-being
Tomorrow, on 7 November, the Supreme Court in the U.S. state of Wisconsin will hear oral arguments in a grandparent-visitation case, Michels v. Lyons, 2017AP1142. This case affords the U.S. Supreme...
Gregg Herman
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4 November 2018

The strictly saga: What not to do if your spouse is having an affair
Should you discover that your spouse is having an affair, there are certain things that are inadvisable. While you might be tempted, don’t deliver his valuable wine collection to your neighbours’...
Claire O'Flinn
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4 November 2018

A history of divorce law reform in England and Wales: evolution, revolution, or repetition?
In this month's Family Law journal: a paper that traces the history of divorce law reform from the start of civil divorce in 1858, seeking insight, where possible, from the related statistical trends,...
John Haskey FAcSS, AKC
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2 November 2018

Do visa changes in the Emirates really help divorcees?
LUCY GREENWOOD read the news that UAE visa rules for divorcees were changing as from Sunday 21 October 2018 and she was - tentatively and cautiously - hopeful.  With around an estimated 7.5...
Lucy Greenwood
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31 October 2018

Strategies for estate planning during a divorce in America
Divorce is a fact of life in America. It should come as no surprise that it can be a difficult process and can cause other aspects of a person’s life to be ignored while it is happening. It is...
Scott Bieber
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31 October 2018

Placement of a child outside their natural family
What factors does a court need to consider regarding the placement of a child away from their extended family? AMINA AHMED, barrister at Garden Court Chambers, explores the test used in deciding the...
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31 October 2018

Removing blame from divorce will make it easier for separating couples to achieve a settlement
There is a sense of irony, perhaps even comedy, in a situation that sees government Ministers looking to make the process of divorce simpler - at the very time they’re struggling to come to terms with...
Jane Robey
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30 October 2018

Starting a family in a same-sex relationship; what are your options?
Deciding when is the best time for you and your partner to start a family can be difficult and for same-sex couples there is the additional question of how to start to your family, writes GEMMA...
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30 October 2018

Turkish Supreme Court rules spousal consent not required in avals
The Turkish Supreme Court (Yargıtay) has ruled that obtaining spousal consent is not required for avals, write Baker McKenzie's MUHSIN KESKIN and ERDI YIDRIM....
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