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What is your position and what you do on a day-to-day basis?On paper I am sole principal of a divorce and family law firm. In reality, I am simply one of a team of committed family lawyers in our...
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What is your position and what you do on a day-to-day basis?That is a difficult question to answer! Every day is different for me as I have a number of different roles, most of which are on a...
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Accepting that there is a possibility that the family home will need to be sold following a divorce, and that the family will need to move on in the most literal sense, is one of the hardest...
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Ping!Ah. Email. The greatest invention for lawyers. Ping, and you can exchange positions statements at 2am. Ping, and you can get that 150-page expert's report on your phone to read while you're on...
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What is your position and what do you do on a day-to-day basis?I am a lecturer in law at the University of Cambridge, and a fellow of Jesus College. When I'm not teaching (family law and criminal...
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What is your position and what do you do on a day-to-day basis?I am a barrister at Tanfield Chambers. Each day is very different, but I represent people - usually parents or separating couples - in...
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In my last View, published in September [2016] Fam Law 1102, I drew attention to the seemingly relentless rise in the number of new care cases. The fact is that we are approaching a crisis for which...
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The case of Lancashire County Council v M and Others [2016] EWFC 9 would appear like any other judgment within public law proceedings. Once you start to actually read it however, it quickly becomes...
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This article examines concerns expressed recently by family judges about the recognition in other countries of (domestic) adoption orders made in England and Wales in respect of children, who are not...
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Vince Pescod, Senior Lecturer, University of HuddersfieldAmy Clowrey, Solicitor, Switalskis SolicitorsSince the United Kingdom signed the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)...
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