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9 July 2014

Deprivation of liberty – some fog clears about children’s homes
Liverpool City Council v SG & Ors [2014] EWCOP 10SummaryIn a judgment that assists in resolving one issue that has been exercising practitioners (of all hues) since the judgment in Cheshire West,...
Alex Ruck Keene
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8 July 2014

Leave to remove from jurisdiction: Re P (Children) [2014] EWCA Civ 852
The Court of Appeal has allowed the appeal of a mother seeking to relocate with her two children, aged 3 and 2 years old, to ...
Zimran Samuel
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4 July 2014

Cafcass model of ‘Evidence Informed Practice’
SARAH PARSONS, Assistant Director at  Cafcass A bespoke matrix of standardised assessment tools is being used by Cafcass to produce reports which aim to facilitate early and...
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4 July 2014

Domestic abuse and forced marriage
Applications under Part IV Family Law Act 1996 – Non-molestation and occupation ordersPart IV of the Family Law Act 1996, which came into force on 1 October 1997, provides a comprehensive set of...
Amy Royce-Greensill Jo Morris Amy Sanders
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3 July 2014

Family Law Arbitration: a judicially recognised alternative to the Family Court
Some comments extracted from an address by Sir Peter Singer on the occasion of the launch (by courtesy of the Inner Temple) of this book on 24 June 2014.It is a great honour and pleasure for...
Sir Peter Singer
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3 July 2014

No role for lawyers to boost mediation
Recommendations offered by the Family Mediation Taskforce to Government start off well enough. Its title is spot on: 'What more can be done, locally and nationally, to encourage more people to...
Marc Lopatin
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3 July 2014

Child Maintenance Service fees and charges introduced
On 30 June 2014 a system of collection charges and fees are being levied for people applying to the Child Maintenance Service for assistance with claiming child maintenance. Some fees will be...
Jo Morris
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2 July 2014

Pre-nup, post-nup and no-nup
There's been a sea-change, of course, since Radmacher. Gone are the days when we'd start our advice with ‘Well, there's no harm in giving it a go but…’. Now we're all checking our insurance...
Philippa Dolan
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1 July 2014

​'They tried to make me go to rehab': what to do when the local authority says 'No, no, no'
The steps to be taken by a local authority when they wish to remove a child who has been placed with parents under a care order were considered by the High Court in the recent case of Re DE (A...
Katherine Broadhurst
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1 July 2014

​Researching Reform: Trend tracker - The welfare of the child and criminal sanctions
The newly established Family Court, now officially the home of family law, begins a new chapter in the history of child welfare which promises to make the system more child focused and family...
Natasha Phillips
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