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William Horwood, St Philips ChambersThis article considers the English law concept of non-marriage, taking as its starting point the “postscript” at [88]–[92] of Mostyn J’s judgment in Tousi v...
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Oscar Smith, Expatriate LawService is an often ignored but critical subject for international family practitioners in every case. If service rules are not followed carefully, you run the risk of your...
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Maryam Syed KC, 7BRMaryam Syed KC examines the major developments in Family Law taking place in 2024 so far. What are the new provisions in relation to suspending parental rights for those convicted...
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Alex Laing, Coram ChambersMaya Achan, Coram ChambersIn this article, Alex Laing, barrister, and Maya Achan, pupil barrister, both of Coram Chambers, explore the contentious history of the British...
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Helen Crowell, St John’s BuildingsThe ‘Disclosure of Information between Family and Criminal Agencies and Jurisdictions: 2024 Protocol’ introduces a number of changes for family law practitioners....
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Jo Porter, 42BR BarristersJo Porter considers where we are with Supervision Orders following the best practice Guidance provided by the PLWG report ‘Recommendations to achieve best practice in the...
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Liam Kelly, Deans Court ChambersThis summary is essential reading for family law practitioners, providing an overview of the Home Office Guidance on Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) published...
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Imogen Mellor, One Pump Court ChambersThis article explores the case of R v Noor (Central Criminal Court, 16 February 2024) which is the second conviction for a FGM related offence in England and...
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Giorgia Sessi, Parklane Plowden Chambers, LeedsThis article offers a summary of the recently reported authorities dealing with modest asset cases, both first instance and appellate decisions, and...
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Dr Mary Baginsky, King’s College LondonCelestine Greenwood, Barrister, Exchange ChambersResearch on The role of adult social care for parents with learning disabilities when a child is no longer in...
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