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Steve Adams, Acting Head of Service, CAFCASS London Region. In this article the case is put that the assumption of contact taking place post separation, in cases where the pursuance of contact creates...
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Professor Chris Barton(an FMA Vice-President). Autumn 2006's FMA Annual Conference boasted talks by England Law Commissioner Stuart Bridge on 'Cohabitation: should there be financial relief on...
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David Hodson, Solicitor and Mediator, England and Australia. Family law has always had a disproportionate number of IT dinosaurs and there would be few complaints if some of these became extinct....
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David Ryden, Local Authority Solicitor. There have been a series of high profile cases in recent years involving the deaths of infants and children. Individuals and experts involved have been vilified...
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Ian Coules, Solicitor, Bobbetts Mackan, Bristol. The issue of compliance with the duty to provide full and frank disclosure of financial and other circumstances in ancillary relief cases is often a...
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Keith Schilling, Senior Partner, Schillings, and Miranda Fisher, Solicitor, Charles Russell LLP. In July 2006 the Consultation Paper Confidence and Confidentiality: Improving Transparency and Privacy...
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David Burrows, Solicitor Advocate. The child support scheme has thrown up a judicial system which is confusing for lawyers familiar with it; but for the layman, for which it is designed (Legal Aid is...
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District Judge Gordon Ashton, Deputy Master of the Court of Protection, Visiting Professor in Law at Northumbria University. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 establishes a comprehensive statutory...
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Alex Ralton, Barrister, Albion Chambers, Deputy District Judge. Consider this interesting episode. Selma and Seymour, who are unmarried, buy Springfield House (registered land) together in Selma's...
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David Salter, Addleshaw Goddard, Leeds Manchester and London. The gradual erosion of public funding over a number of years has left an increasing number of applicants for ancillary relief looking for...
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