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Kezia Kernighan, New Court ChambersPublic law practitioners are highly familiar with the law governing applications for leave to oppose adoption orders. Re B-S (Children) [2013] EWCA Civ 1146 confirms...
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Helen Adam, Wells Family Mediation We are increasingly aware in our society of the importance of appropriate language; for example we are removing gender-biased and racist language from everyday...
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Alexander Caton, Legal Director, Charles Russell Speechlys Felicity Chapman, Senior Associate, Charles Russell SpeechlysThe Covid-19 pandemic and its high death toll has highlighted the...
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Kelly Noel-Smith, Private Client Partner, Forsters LLPRosie Schumm, Family Partner, Forsters LLPAnna Ferster, Family Associate, Forsters LLPHow best to pass on wealth to the next generation is a...
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Scores of family mediators from the UK, USA and Ukraine joined an innovative online free training event in mid-June, which National Family Mediation was proud to co-host along with international...
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The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Haley v Haley [2020] EWCA Civ 1369 (case report at [2021] Fam Law 37) settled an important issue for family arbitration. It established that...
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The Court of Appeal judgment in Finch v Baker [2021] EWCA Civ 72 was released on 28 January 2021. The judgment provides some useful guidance on not being able to get what are essentially...
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Brian Cantwell, The Family Conflicts Consultation ServiceBrian Cantwell records that the President’s Private Law Working Group has identified the need for a more comprehensive set of services for...
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Jessica Purchase, 36 FamilyDomestic abuse is an increasingly prevalent feature in family cases, and children matters in particular. When this has been admitted or found to have occurred, the issue is...
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Elisabeth Andrews, 1GC Family LawThis article aims to provide an overview of the Universal Credit reforms and the particular issues which can arise in respect of Universal Credit within the context of...
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