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The Chief Executive of National Family Mediation returns with a regular columnMaybe you love the football World Cup. Perhaps you hate it. Either way, there’s no denying that millions across...

This article considers the decision in ZS v FS [2017] EWHC 2660 (Fam), in which a husband failed in his application to prevent his ex-wife’s solicitor from acting.It is not uncommon when...

A speech delivered at the launch of the Care Crisis Review, 13 June 2018I would like to join with others in expressing my appreciation, admiration and professional respect for the team at the Family...

Jonathan's article, featured in the June 2018 issue of Family Law ([2018] Fam Law 734), highlights some of the shortcomings in the Child Maintenance Service. In particular, the decision to omit...

In recent months there have been proposals to criminalise those conducting marriages that do not comply with the formalities laid down by law. However, it is important to understand what offences...

Family analysis: Following a judge’s decision in 2002 that a girl who was then two years old should live with her father and that the mother should not have direct access, the Family Division in Re G...

In her article for the June 2018 of Family Law ([2018] Fam Law 707), Grace Lawrence considers the circumstances in which the courts will permit the enforcement of arrears of maintenance older than...

Brexit means Brexit. With 29 March 2019 looming ever nearer, the debate as to what this actually means continues to permeate almost every aspect of modern day life as Downing Street and Brussels...

In this article, which features in the June 2018 issue of Family Law ([2018] Fam Law 742), the authors, who are members of a multidisciplinary mental health expert witness team, discuss a model...

It is not at all uncommon for international couples who marry abroad to have entered into a pre-nuptial agreement or a ‘matrimonial property regime’. Pre-nuptial agreements are indeed commonplace in...

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