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24 January 2013

Placing children with relatives: the new law on designation
John Hayes Barrister, Zenith Chambers Lynn McFadyen Barrister, Parklane Plowden, Chambers: This article charts a course through the complexities of the law on designation in a Care...
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23 January 2013

How can we ensure that children’s voices are heard in mediation?
Janet Walker Emeritus Professor of Family Policy, Institute of Health and Society, Newcastle University: Over 20 years ago the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child assured children and young...
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23 January 2013

Foreign lands: Part 1: Hello UK
Gillian Geddes 2-3 Hind Court: The number of unaccompanied minors entering into or being discovered within the UK is growing every year.  Many become subject to immigration control. At some...
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22 January 2013

Child support: the start of the gross income scheme
David Burrows Solicitor Advocate: For a limited group of parents (mostly new applicants with four or more children) the new calculation scheme under Child Maintenance and Other Payments Act 2008...
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22 January 2013

Achieving child-centred reform in private law proceedings
Brian Cantwell Children and Families Consultation Group: The private law landscape is shifting. Legal aid for separated parents in dispute will all but disappear in April 2013. The Government...
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18 January 2013

Evidence, Practice and Procedure: 'Control', disclosure and enforcement of orders
The life of the Queen's Bench and Chancery Division judge is more straightforward under Civil Procedure Rules 1998 ('CPR 1998') than that of the family judge under Family Procedure Rules 2010 ('FPR...
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17 January 2013

Mandeep Gill: Without Notice Applications
In the case of B-v-A [2012] EWHC 3127 (Fam) Mr Justice Charles delivered a Judgment on 10 December 2012 which is worthwhile bringing to the attention of practitioners.  This case provides...
Mandeep Gill
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14 January 2013

Evidence, Practice and Procedure: Stare decisis does not apply where statute overrides
Two recent decisions of the Court of Appeal has allowed family law cases on grounds that stare decisis did not apply because decisions of the court were wrong; though in the second (Petrodel...
David Burrows
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10 January 2013

David Hodson on International Family Law: What do you call a judge and how much to pay for the privilege?
Two developments late last year in Australia have interesting reflections for other countries, and give timely warnings and alerts of potential government actions. How should judges be...
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9 January 2013

Evidence, practice and procedure: Inquisitorial (non-adversarial) v Adversarial
Spare a thought for the front-line circuit or district judge who is told, often enough, by the Court of Appeal that family proceedings are non-adversarial; and then is criticised by the same Court...
David Burrows
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