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Lisa Down LLB (Hons) LLM, Assistant Professor of Law, Northumbria University; Practising Barrister, Quartz Barristers Chambers The case of R v Bassaragh in January 2024 saw...
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Andrew Bainham, Emeritus Reader in Family Law and Policy, University of CambridgeThis article is concerned with the reform of kinship care law in the light of recent governmental policy...
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Mark Harper, Hughes Fowler CarruthersRachael Burton, Hughes Fowler CarruthersSurya Dawar, Hughes Fowler CarruthersChattels, whether art, jewellery or other heirlooms, often hold significant personal...
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Prof David Hodson OBE KC(Hons) MCIArb, Solicitor (England and Australia), mediator, arbitrator Ann Thomas, Solicitor and mediatorFor over 30 years, English family law has maintained a clear...
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Tom Doyle, Park Square BarristersMost family lawyers will undoubtedly now be aware of the new domestic abuse practice policy published by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service...
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Avaia Williams, Parklane PlowdenTwo recent family court decisions explore whether the statutory threshold under the Children Act 1989 can be met when parental harm occurs before a child’s birth or...
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Sue Brookes, Mills & ReeveIn this article, Sue Brookes explores why all family law specialists need to screen their clients properly for domestic abuse and she explains why domestic abuse...
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Helen Smith, Irwin MitchellBronte Cook, Irwin MitchellThe Court of Protection uses the Mental Capacity Act 2005 to determine a protected party’s (P’s) capacity to make decisions, and, where P lacks...
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Cason Yong, Coram ChambersDo family courts adopt a consistent approach to children’s autonomy? If not, should they? This article critically examines the inconsistency with which courts address...
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Simon Johnson, Pump Court ChambersThis article examines the difficult and often emotive issue of disclosure of highly personal information about one party to other parties within public law...
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