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8 February 2017

Pensions – are we in denial?
The article explores whether there is a reluctance on the part of the profession and/or the judiciary to provide better guidance for court users and the judiciary themselves on the way pensions should...
George Mathieson Beverley Morris
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8 February 2017

Pension offsetting: is a consistent approach possible or even appropriate?
This paper examines the position of the courts, pension experts and lawyers in terms of their valuation of pensions for offsetting in financial remedy proceedings.It compares the different treatment...
George Mathieson
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6 February 2017

Fairness, needs and stockpiling: AB v FC [2016] EWHC 3285 (Fam)
At a final hearing, the court considered the appropriate needs for the wife of a professional footballer in circumstances where there was limited capital, the marriage had been short and there was no...
Kathryn Mason
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6 February 2017

Wyatt v Vince – Vindicating post-separation contributions
Philip Cayford QC and Simon Calhaem, 29 Bedford RowMiles Geffin, Mishcon de ReyaThe decision of the Supreme Court clarifies the law on strike-out in family proceedings and provides clear...
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3 February 2017

Do litigants in person have an unfair advantage?
It has been very clear for some time that the number of litigants in person (LIPs) appearing before the civil and family courts without legal representation has increased significantly. The catalyst...
Jason Hadden MBE
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3 February 2017

Third party disclosure: public interest immunity and closed material procedures
Re C and the necessity for non-party disclosureThe case of Re C (A Child) [2016] EWHC 3171 (Fam) (case heading: London Borough of Tower Hamlets v M and F and Others), Pauffley J raises a number of...
David Burrows
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2 February 2017

The impact of contact and living arrangements on a child’s psychological development
Hannah Perry, Solicitor, Harbour Family LawResearch tells us that children of divorced parents may be affected by a higher than average incidence of depression and mood disorders, and also...
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2 February 2017

Parents’ and children’s rights and good practice: section 20
Penelope Welbourne, Associate Professor in Social Work School of Health Professions, University of PlymouthA series of cases decided from 2012 onwards has highlighted failings in local authority...
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31 January 2017

3-person IVF approved by HFEA – what does this mean?
On 15 December 2016, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) approved the use of a new medical technique, known as mitochondrial donation, at UK fertility clinics.This means people at...
Louisa Ghevaert
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30 January 2017

Unfair marital agreements, chaos of EU law and unusual routes to fairness: DB v PB [2016] EWHC 3431 (Fam)
An  English High Court decision, reported late last week, has highlighted several  real jurisdictional obstacles to producing a straightforward and obvious fair  outcome.  The...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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