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Over the years, the wills and succession questions I have been asked more often than any other concern stepchildren:Do they inherit on intestacy, where there’s no will?Where a will leaves assets to...
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The case of Waggott v Waggott [2018] EWCA Civ 727 is being hailed by some as the end to the ‘meal ticket’, but the decision in respect of periodical payments is perhaps not surprising, there...
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Local Government analysis: On 14 March 2018, the Government’s final response to the Law Commission review of the law on deprivation of liberty was published, which broadly agrees with most of the...
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Family analysis: Clare Williams, associate at JMW Solicitors LLP, examines the limited scope for the variation of capital orders, and diverging judicial views on the jurisdiction of the court to make...
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The Chief Executive of National Family Mediation returns with a regular columnNot for the first time, the President of the Family Division made waves last month when, in a wide-ranging...
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Private Client analysis: Alex Ruck Keene, barrister, of 39 Essex Chambers, examines the decision of the Court of Protection in Re AB [2016] EWCOP 66 to approve deceiving a person lacking mental...
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18 April 2018

200 years of family law
Back in 1818, when Butterworths was founded by Henry Butterworth, a divorce by state could only be procured by a Private Act of Parliament. By 1857, only 317 divorces had been granted in this way and...
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If you own assets in more than one jurisdiction, should you try to cover everything under one will, or should you have a separate will in each jurisdiction?As our lives become more international, it...
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Autistic people may face particular challenges in accessing the family justice system due to the specific needs associated with the condition. Rob George and Anna Remington's article for Family Law...
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Co-parent coaching is a specialism that must sit alongside mediation as a service offered by family law firms to their divorcing clients. In her article for Family Law Marcie Shaoul, founder and...
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