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21 October 2019

Court of Appeal orders early neutral evaluation despite party objection
The Court of Appeal has held that the court has power to order an early neutral evaluation (ENE) by a judge even where one or more parties do not consent to that course. There was no reason to imply...
Jan O'Neill
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17 October 2019

Acting as an Independent Administrator: Bartlett duties and difficult decision making
... and it falls to the Independent Administrator to pro-actively steer the beneficiaries towards a resolution, whilst maintaining their position of neutrality.But when might an Independent...
Michelle Rose
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16 October 2019

Women in the law, arise
IntroductionHaving spent more than 45 years in practice as a barrister mainly in family law and much of that in divorce financial remedy cases, the author has witnessed at first hand in that time the...
Ashley Murray
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16 October 2019

Does the legal definition of a 'mother' suit modern society?
We recently saw the High Court decide that a transgender man who gave birth with the help of fertility treatment cannot be legally registered as the father (or parent) of his child. The case has also...
Sarah Green
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16 October 2019

Donor conception for single mothers
The NHS commissioners for South East London were forced to apologise recently after it emerged that the organisation’s IVF treatment access policy said single women should not be given funding on the...
Hannah Saxe
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11 October 2019

The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill
Over the past 12 months, there has been much media coverage regarding reforming this country’s divorce system. To date, concerns about protecting the sanctity and institution of marriage have...
Catriona Abraham Lucy Gould Adrian Clossick
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10 October 2019

Emotion and litigation: new survey assesses impact of disputes on clients’ mental health
People going through divorce or dealing with family law issues reluctant to seek help despite showing clear signs of mental health problems.The majority of people going through divorce or dealing with...
Ros Bever
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10 October 2019

Applications to the Court of Protection: The Notification Process
The Court of Protection is unable to make a Deputyship order unless the appropriate notification process has been followed by the applicant.Once an application has been lodged with the Court, it will...
Kerrie Taylor
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9 October 2019

'Lying around the kitchen' - Imerman 9 years on
Nicholas Allen QC, 29 Bedford RowThe decision in Tchenguiz-Imerman v Imerman [2010] 2 FLR 814, CA catapulted the term “Imerman documents” into the everyday vocabulary of the family practitioner. It...
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9 October 2019

Religious-only marriages and officiant-based marriage law reform: an Irish perspective
Dr Kathryn O'Sullivan, School of Law, University of LimerickThe need for urgent law reform adopting a more modern and streamlined approach to the regulation of marriage is receiving ever increasing...
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