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Sarah Anticoni, Partner, Charles Russell SpeechlysOn 21 February 2017, the Court of Appeal comprising of Lady Justice Arden, Lord Justice Beatson and Lord Justice Briggs, rejected an appeal brought by...
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It is now February 2017, and the current tax year will end on 5 April 2017. Isn't it gloomy in the world of politics? The combination of the outcome of Brexit and the fascination with the latest news...
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All of us were deeply saddened to hear the news of Sir Nicholas Wall’s death last week.Sir Nicholas Wall was indisputably one of the outstanding family lawyers of our generation. He combined great...
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Reforms  for evidence of domestic violence complainantsPrisons and Courts Bill was published yesterday and represents a pot-pouri of provisions related to making prison nastier for those sent...
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22 February 2017

A call for no-fault divorce
Sally Pike, Partner, Coffin MewThe family law community is eagerly awaiting the Court of Appeal decision in the divorce of Mr and Mrs Owens amidst renewed calls for no-fault divorce.Mr and Mrs Owens...
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Despite promising to give children a greater voice in the Family Court the government still seems to be doing little on this front. The latest disappointment comes after government spokesmen confirmed...
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Dr Sheena Webb, London FDAC team manager and consultant clinical child psychologistTom Borro, Social Worker in the Coventry FDAC teamThis is the third in a series of blogs about FDAC and the work of...
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The government’s bill allowing for it to trigger Article 50 had but two clauses and 137 words (this article has three times as many), yet in many quarters was criticised for its brevity. A similar...
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The ever-developing law for cohabiting partners took another step forward after a landmark ruling in the Supreme Court allowed an unmarried woman’s appeal to receive a survivor’s pension from her...
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The article explores the effectiveness of using Blight v Brewster principles as a means to enforce a judgement.The authors recently successfully pursued the route to enforce a lump sum order made in...
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