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Tom Harrill, St Ives ChambersIn a two-part publication, Tom Harrill provides a tactical guide to maximising the effective use of scientific evidence for alcohol in private law proceedings both...
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Reagan Persaud, Barrister, Spire BarristersThis article is the second installment of a three piece series which sets out the law and good practice that practitioners should be aware of when working...
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Hazel Samuriwo, Barrister, 42BR BarristersCharmaine Clubb, Barrister, 42BR BarristersHazel Samuriwo and Charmaine Clubb examine the ethnic disparities in care proceedings highlighted in...
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Rachel Donald, Partner, PenningtonsEleanor Moodey, Senior Associate, PenningtonsCryptocurrencies, and other digital assets, have become an integral part of many individuals' financial portfolios, with...
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Nick Brown, St Philips Chambers, BirminghamMother v Local Authority and others [2023] EWFC 137 (also known as Re Z (Care Proceedings: Reopening of Fact Finding)) is authority for a number of...
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Andrew Bainham, Emeritus Reader in Family Law and Policy, University of CambridgeIs the time now right to consider radical reform of adoption in English law?  In the light of the recent...
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Raj Patel, Family Law PartnersIn financial remedy cases, the family home frequently takes centre stage as a pivotal asset, both emotionally and financially. This practical and comprehensive guide...
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Lucy Sowden, Parklane PlowdenChloe Branton, Parklane PlowdenIn this article Lucy Sowden and Chloe Branton consider the power of the Court under s 91(14) Children Act 1989 to require a party to...
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Rose Harvey-Sullivan, Barrister, 7BROlivia Bennett, Barrister, 7BRIn the case of A Local Authority v LD and RD [2023] EWHC 1258 (Fam), Mr Justice Mostyn held that 25% is the requisite degree of...
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Navpreeth Gihair, St John’s BuildingsThe article reflects on the practical implications of the Manchester City Council v CP and Others [2023] EWHC 133 (Fam), which addressed whether restrictions...
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