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Graeme Fraser, Partner, OGR Stock Denton LLPRemote hearings contribute positively to achieving just and fair decisions. They increase efficiency by negating the need for court space and reducing...
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Jonathan Tecks, Chartered ArbitratorSuzanne Kingston, Solicitor Arbitrator, Mediator, Collaborative Practitioner and TrainerThis article explores the impact of the Court of Appeal’s decision in Haley...
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Many couples in Britain today live together without being married or forming a civil partnership. For some, the legal status of this situation isn’t well understood - do unmarried cohabitants have the...
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21 January 2021

Wills and Coronavirus
With the coronavirus pandemic we have seen a significant increase in demand for Wills. However, the social distancing, lockdown and shielding measures introduced by the Government to help fight the...
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Early this month The President of the Family Division issued a stark message to family law professionals. ‘The Road Ahead’ set expectations about the ability of family courts to begin to address its...
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It is 27 years since Denzil Lush first produced this book, some subsequent editions of which one has had the pleasure of reviewing for Family Law, and which, for some reason, does not figure as much...
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The motion for the recent Kingsley Napley debate:  “This House believes remote hearings are not remotely fair” was carried with a fairly balanced 56% in favour and 44% against. With an...
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Putting in place LPAs whilst living under the lockdown measures which are currently in place is difficult. It is still possible but the government guidance on social distancing and self-isolation must...
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On Christmas Eve, with seven days to go before the UK fully left the EU, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced that a deal had been concluded with the EU. The full document incorporating the...
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Julie Stather, Barrister, 1 Crown Office RowInternal relocation presents the court with a starkly binary choice. For that reason such cases are often hard fought with parents perceiving that the...
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