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18 April 2023

Putting parents on a level playing field: when is s 20 appropriate for the long-term care of a child?
Joan Connell, Barrister, FOURTEENTatiana Rocha, Pupil, FOURTEEN This article examines the recent Court of Appeal decision in Re S & Re W [2023] EWCA Civ 1 and asks whether this case will lead...
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18 April 2023

Cohabitation reform in England and Wales– comparative perspectives; and how to reset the reform campaign?
Graeme Fraser, Head of Family, BBS LawThis article summarises the Cohabitation Reform in England and Wales Conference in January 2023. Opt out regimes tend to be more common in other jurisdictions...
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12 April 2023

Does the law on predatory marriage need to change?
In recent years there have been calls for a change in the law to protect vulnerable adults from falling victim to what has become known as “predatory marriage”. This is due to a rise in cases where...
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3 April 2023

When local authorities collide re section 21 vs section 22 of the Adoption and Children Act 2002; which is the ‘designated’ local authority?
Amy Richardson, Barrister, Cornwall StreetWhen local authorities collide re section 21 vs section 22 of the Adoption and Children Act 2002; which is the ‘designated’ local authority? This article is...
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3 April 2023

‘Failure to remove’ cases: when does the duty of care arise – and what is the impact on the family justice system?
May Martin, Parklane PlowdenHannah Whitehouse, Barrister This article looks at the effect of claims by children against local authorities for failing to commence care proceedings and leaving them...
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27 March 2023

Hair drug testing vs Nail drug testing
Ashley Hodgkinson, Sample Collections Manager at AlphaBiolabs, discusses hair drug testing and nail drug testing, together with the benefits of each test. When a person consumes drugs, they are broken...
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16 March 2023

Examining the courts’ approach to costs in private law children proceedings: is it time for a more effective system to be implemented?
Rosa Schofield, Family Law PartnersHattie Gibson, Family Law PartnersAdiba Basson, 36 Family Costs orders are relatively rare within private law children matters. However, in light of the...
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16 March 2023

The Family Lawyers’ Charter: how to help parents support their children through a difficult separation
Claire Molyneux, Consultant, Mills & Reeve LLPDr Angharad Rudkin, University of SouthamptonIn this article, Claire Molyneux asks Dr Angharad Rudkin to explain simply and accessibly the effects of...
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16 March 2023

‘Freewill vs fairness’ in nuptial agreements: where are we now?
Stephanie Coker, Barrister, 5 St Andrew’s HillThe article explores how the Family Court is finding the balance between its aim to achieve fairness in financial remedy proceedings, whilst also...
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16 March 2023

How final are orders for sale?
Tosin Oguntayo, Coram ChambersRachel Cooper, Coram ChambersHow final are orders for sale? If at the conclusion of a case and after a final order is approved one or both parties wish to change an order...
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