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Emma Williamson and Julie Moseley, St Philips ChambersThis article aims to consider the evidential issues in cases involving child sexual abuse allegations. This includes the implications of cases...

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...

Madeleine Whelan, FourteenIn this article, Madeleine Whelan examines and explains the law governing the use of assisted reproductive technology to create children in England & Wales contained...

Data was released recently indicating divorce has a negative impact on mental health. Well, apart from the fact that I think we already knew this, how might it point a way forward to improve matters...

Earlier this month, Family Law published my article summarising Government Guidance on the formation of Christmas Bubbles for a five-day period between 23 and 27 December 2020. In light of the Prime...

Private Client solicitors have widely reported a significant increase in Will-making enquiries during the Covid-19 pandemic. However lockdown measures presented a number of challenges, particularly...

International Family Law journal is delighted to announce the appointment of two new editors: Barbara Mills QC and Michael Edwards. We interviewed them about their careers.What is your job, and what...

Some recent cases illustrate the evidential and procedural issues involved in dealing with proofs on the merits of divorce, which are worth considering even though most cases may conclude on a...

I have heard that there will be an amendment to the relevant practice directions to provide that online applications received on New Year’s Eve after 4:30 PM and before 11:00 PM will count as receipt...

The issue in this case concerned AB’s capacity to make specific decisions about treatment relating to her anorexia nervosa. She was 28 years old and had suffered with anorexia since the age of 13 when...

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