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Helen Jones, BDOAs the tax landscape continues to evolve, the financial implications of separation and divorce have become increasingly complex. Whilst an equal division of assets may appear fair on...
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Cate Maguire, Legal Director, BirkettsCharlotte Daintith, Solicitor, BirkettsRebecca Smart, Legal Director, Payne Hicks Beach This article examines the legal complexities that arise when criminal...
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Allison R Quinlan, PhD candidate and Research Assistant at the University of EdinburghLucy Hayton, Director of Policy and Research at Right to Equality; PhD candidate at City UniversityDr...
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Bruce Adamson, CEO of the Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities; Vice President of Eurochild; Fellow of the Royal Society of EdinburghTwo years after the United Nations Convention...
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Nicola Robson, University of ManchesterDr Elizabeth Dalgarno, Director and Founder of SHERA Research GroupIn England and Wales, coercive and controlling behaviour has been criminalised (Serious Crime...
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Dr Joanna Kostka, Lancaster UniversityDenisa Gannon, Solicitor, Central England Law Centre Roma children are overrepresented in state care, yet Roma families remain poorly understood within...
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James Cleary, St Ives Chambers In F & Anor v Nottinghamshire County Council & Ors [2026] EWHC 931 (Fam), McKendrick J has provided an interesting analysis of the issues where foster...
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Alexander Breedon, Withers LLP, LondonLeslie Evans, Withers LLP, California England and Wales may be on the brink of the most important reform of financial remedies for a generation. But if...
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Abigail Bennett, JMW Solicitors LLPIn Wei-Lyn Loh v Ardal Loh-Gronager [2025] EWFC 483, the Family Court considered the extent to which serious litigation misconduct may affect the weight to be given...
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Timothy Shortt, St John’s BuildingsCross border families are a reality the Courts must wrestle with, and frequently do through the lens of the Hague Convention. Surprisingly overlooked however is the...
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