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29 October 2018

EU matrimonial property regime regulation
By David Hodson OBE MICArbNew EU family law comes into force on 29 January 2019 in respect of 19 member states.  It provides for agreements to be reached for married couples, and registered...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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25 October 2018

Opinion: Let’s end the civil partnership ban on these devoted, long-term, cohabiting people
Tomorrow, Tim Loughton will seek, through an amendment to his private members’ bill, to speed through legislation to allow mixed sex couples who disapprove of marriage to register as civil partners...
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24 October 2018

Restriction of liberty under the inherent jurisdiction (Re T (a child) (secure accommodation order)
Richard Little, barrister at 42 Bedford Row Chambers, advises that the decision in Re T (a child) (secure accommodation order) is a timely analysis of how the High Court exercises its inherent...
Michiel Willems
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24 October 2018

Divorce law fit for modern age moves step closer
The recent announcement that the government is to overhaul our divorce laws was music to the ears of family solicitors like LUCY RODGERS, head of legal aid at Taylor&Emmet....
Lucy Rodgers
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24 October 2018

Islamic marriage and divorce in Scotland; will the English decision of Akhter v Khan change the position?
It is estimated that more than 75,000 people living in Scotland are Muslim. Many within the Muslim community in Scotland chose to marry by way of a religious ceremony of “Nikah” under Sharia law....
Garry Sturrock
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24 October 2018

The inheritance tax burden and civil partnerships for cohabiting siblings: right idea, wrong approach?
Family Law in Partnership director David Allison and associate Carla Ditz re-examine how and why civil partnerships came into being, the successful campaign to allow heterosexual...
David Allison
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22 October 2018

Family law 2018: on divorce reform
David Burrows assesses the government’s proposals for an overhaul of divorce law, and supplies some suggestions of his own....
David Burrows
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19 October 2018

Female Genital Mutilation: Law and Practice
The below is an extract from Zimran Samuel's forthcoming book, Female Genital Mutilation: Law and Practice, due to be published in late March 2017. The book contains the latest case-law, practice...
Zimran Samuel
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18 October 2018

Reform and the future of family justice: where is the court modernisation programme heading?
The following is an extract from a talk delivered by the immediate past President of the Family Division to the Cheshire and North Wales Resolution Family Law Conference at Chester on 25 September...
Sir James Munby
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9 October 2018

Who must disclose what and when?
Family procedural law is not as clear as it might be over when ‘a person who is not a party to the proceedings’ (a non-party) can be compelled to produce documents and other information into family...
David Burrows
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