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30 January 2018

Financial wellbeing for couples entering marriage later in life: how to deal with your assets
Rebecca Christie, Assistant Solicitor at Hunters SolicitorsKate McGahey ACSI, Senior Private Banking Executive at Weatherbys BankNow that 2018 has arrived, wedding season will be upon us before we...
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30 January 2018

The perils of an outdated will
The case of Martin v Williams [2017] EWHC 491 (Ch), [2018] 1 FLR 125 concerned the right of a cohabitee to make a claim for financial provision from her partner’s estate. It serves as a...
Cheryl Gayer
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29 January 2018

Court ruling on decision to place a child with sibling’s adopters (Re B (a child))
Family analysis: Emily James, barrister at The 36 Group, considers the practical implications of the Court of Appeal judgment in Re B (A Child) (Care Proceedings) [2018] EWCA Civ 20, [2018]...
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26 January 2018

English civil partnership may not be recognised abroad
As England debates the future status, role and purpose of civil partnership, its cross-border status should be brought into account. Whilst marriage is almost universally recognised around the world...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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26 January 2018

Thoughts on child rights and Brussels IIA after EU withdrawal
Latvian children, care proceedings and Art 15 The case of G and H (Children: Article 15 Brussel II Revised Regulation) [2018] EWFC 60 is a troubling one: including the parties, the children’s...
David Burrows
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26 January 2018

Parental alienation and intractable contact disputes – when all seems lost
Occasionally, as a family solicitor, I come across a case that makes me despair. Thankfully it’s rare, but that feeling overwhelmed me when I read the child contact case of Q and R (Intractable...
Stacey Nevin
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25 January 2018

Surrogacy: Law Practice and Policy in England and Wales
Since the first UK surrogacy case hit the headlines in 1985 with the birth of Baby Cotton, surrogacy law has been evolving in the UK, and indeed throughout the world. As the pool of adoptable babies...
Ruth Cabeza
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24 January 2018

Burden of proof and medical evidence in non-accidental injury cases (A Local Authority v ID and others)
Family analysis: In A Local Authority v ID and others, following a ten-day fact-finding hearing, the court made adverse findings of non-accidental injury against a father to his four-month-old...
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23 January 2018

18th View from the President’s Chambers: the on-going process of reform – Financial Remedies Courts
Although there has been much reform of the processes and procedures in the family justice system in recent years, there is one area in which little has been done and much needs to be done: financial...
Sir James Munby
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19 January 2018

Co-op’s online divorce: A road test
I am a fan of the Co-op. My granny was a 'divi' (dividend) number holder. However, a headline earlier this month took me aback: 'Co-op speeds up the quickie divorce', announced the FT.Of course,...
Tony Roe
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