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Christmas and New Year are often regarded as tough times for families - folklore (or is it folklaw?) has it that January is busy for divorce petitions, but I would prefer to go with something more...

I ponder as the sun goes down with the light shining through the gap between two Air France 747s and a large glass covered gantry intermittently filled with silhouettes of travellers, travel...

Click here to pre-order David Hodson's new major reference work, The International Family Law Practice. At 4 AM on Friday 9 December 2011, David Cameron found himself manoeuvred by the French into...

Click here to pre-order David Hodson's new major reference work, The International Family Law Practice. Transitional provisions are invariably the least exciting part of any new legislation. Most...

I do not know much of the background to this story, and I am glad that is so. You must have caught the story about the jailed rape victim who has now been freed but agreed to marry her attacker -...

Introduction: What was abundantly clear from the Supreme Court's decision in Radmacher v Granatino [2010] was that, until Parliament addressed the issue, whatever the wording of an ante-nuptial...

At the weekend, 11th of November 2011, there was a historic launch in Belfast of a cross-border initiative between the family lawyers of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The occasion was...

As this is meant to be an honest column about life as a junior family lawyer working doing publicly funded work - I may a well be honest and say that I simply have not had the time to write it over...

There will not be many family lawyers who have not welcomed the decision in Jones v Kernott. The decision is a victory of common sense and has shown once again the willingness of the judiciary to fill...

The Supreme Court's decision on the case of Jones v Kernott, proves one thing - Statutory Reform of cohabitation law is essential. The law for cohabiting but unmarried couples at present is complex....

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