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5 July 2013

Samantha Bangham’s Week in Cases 5 July 2013
Last week’s excitement was always going to be hard to follow wasn’t it? But, fear not, my plan for the t-shirts is in the pipeline so watch this space! Otherwise it has been a very quiet week with...
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4 July 2013

David Hodson on International Family Law: Ministry of Justice review of EU powers in family law
The Ministry of Justice is presently conducting a review of the extent of the powers and laws of the EU. This includes family law where the influence of the EU is very keenly felt by practitioners...
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28 June 2013

Samantha Bangham’s Week in Cases 28 June 2013
It has been a momentous week for family lawyers, and for that matter all female members of the legal profession, as Baroness Hale of Richmond has been appointed Deputy President of the Supreme Court...
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28 June 2013

Foreign Lands: Part 5: An introduction to the asylum process for minors
Gillian Geddes Barrister, 2-3 Hind Court A series of articles for family lawyers about how to get the best for clients who are minors subject to immigration control Every year unaccompanied...
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25 June 2013

Evidence, Practice and Procedure: Estoppel and strike out - bars to re-litigation
Abuse of process and its related issue estoppel, have been before family courts in reported decisions on at least three occasions in the past six months: Vince v Wyatt [2013] EWCA Civ 495 and T v M...
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25 June 2013

A Big Money case: Evans v Evans
Sarah Foreman, Solicitor, Vardags The Family Division has recently considered a high net worth case, involving assets of approximately £40 million, which encapsulates numerous principles of family...
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24 June 2013

Robin Charrot: The End of the Open Road
The Supreme Court's eagerly awaited judgment in Prest (Appellant) v Petrodel Resources Limited & Others (Respondents) [2013] UKSC 34 was handed down on 12 June. The result surprised many...
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24 June 2013

“Not only encouraged but essential”: judicial collaboration in international family disputes
Edward Bennett Solicitor, Legal Secretary to the Head of International Family Justice for England and Wales. "Globalisation, and the ever increasing movement of persons across borders, has meant...
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21 June 2013

David Hodson on International Family Law: Technology creates 24/7 duty of care on lawyers to respond to clients
Technology has transformed the way in which lawyers across the world conduct their work. This is especially the case for lawyers dealing with international cases. But what is our duty out of...
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21 June 2013

Samantha Bangham’s Week in Cases 21 June 2013
The pre-summer recess rush appears to be in full swing with judges disposing of their cases before jetting off to a Southern France vineyard for some R&R. That is how I imagine them spending the...
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