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The National Deprivation of Liberty Court– how might it increase transparency and what is it for?
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The relationship between mental health and financial separation
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27 October 2022

UD v DN: How the Schedule 1 landscape is changing . . . or needs to change?
Katherine Kelsey, Barrister, 1KBWLaura Moys, Barrister, 1KBWUD v DN (Schedule 1, Children Act 1989; Capital Provision) [2021] EWCA Civ 1947 is one of only a handful of Schedule 1 cases to have made it...
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27 October 2022

Paternalism vs protection: the role of Re SA (inherent jurisdiction) through a case study of Islington London Borough Council v EF
Madeleine Whelan, Barrister, 36 FamilyThis article is an analysis of the recent case of London Borough of Islington v EF [2022] EWHC 803 and a summary of some caselaw looking at the way the Re SA...
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27 October 2022

H-W (Children) (No 2): a question of proportionality or is it?
Katie Phillips, Barrister, 42 Bedford RowProviding a review of the Supreme Court decision of H-W (Children) [2022] UKSC 17, this article aims to examine whether the decision takes the question of...
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27 October 2022

Raising the minimum age for marriage and civil partnerships
Dr Ruth Gaffney-Rhys, Senior Lecturer in Family Law, UWEThe Marriage and Civil Partnership (Minimum Age) Act 2022 will raise the minimum age for marriage and civil partnerships in England and Wales...
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27 October 2022

A proposal of marriage: The Law Commission’s Weddings Report
Professor Chris Barton, Professor Chris Barton, a Vice-President of the Family Mediators Association, & Academic Door Tenant, Regent ChambersPolly Morgan, Associate Professor &...
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24 October 2022

The Brief: Financial Remedy Update from 4PB for November 2022
Welcome to ‘The Brief’. Each month, we provide an update of case law, changes to legislation, and outline any new rules in relation to financial remedies procedure … hopefully with some insight from...
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28 September 2022

The metaverse: what virtual reality platforms will mean for safeguarding children and how family practitioners can best prepare for that
Grace Robertson, New Court ChambersThe metaverse might not exist in its full science-fiction envisioned entirety, but what is already very real is that even in its current infantile state concerns...
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28 September 2022

Trauma and conflict in families and professionals in safeguarding systems: finding understanding and breaking down barriers
Dr Kate Hellin, Consultant Chartered PsychologistThere is often an implicit assumption that the origins of family conflict and breakdown lie in parental pathology and that it is therefore parents who...
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