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13 December 2018

Rising English homelessness includes 120,000 children
The number of homeless households in insecure accommodation in England has risen again, with more than 120,000 children in temporary homes, including bed and breakfast rooms and hostels, the latest...
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19 November 2018

The practical realisation of children and young people’s participation rights: special educational needs in England
Neville Harris and Gail Davidge, University of Manchester Keywords: Children – Rights – Participation – Special needs – Disabilities – Autonomy The full version of this article will appear in...
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19 November 2018

Regulating International Surrogacy, ‘The Elephant in the Room’: Some Reflections on reform from a UK Study
Dr Rita D'Alton-Harrison, University of LondonKeywords: International Surrogacy - Commercial Surrogacy - Parental Orders - Reasonable Expenses - Intended parents - Regulation The full version of...
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8 November 2018

McKenzie Friends and litigants in person: Widening access to justice or foes in disguise?
Kerry-Ann Barry, University of SalfordKeywords: Litigants in person - McKenzie Friends - access to justice - legal aid - private family lawThe full version of this article will appear in Child...
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24 September 2018

Neither sacred nor profane: the permitted content of civil marriage ceremonies
Stephanie Pywell and Rebecca ProbertKey words: civil marriage – religious content – registration officersThe full version of this article will appear in Child and Family Law Quarterly, Vol 30, No...
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30 July 2018

Child refugee and subsidiary protection appeals in Ireland
Samantha Arnold, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, EMN Ireland at Economic and Social Research Institute, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Trinity College DublinThe full version of this article will...
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3 July 2018

A Uniform Marriage Law for England and Wales?
Professor Rebecca Probert, Professor of Law, University of ExeterKey words: marriage - preliminaries - approved premises - prescribed words - registration - celebrantsThe full version of this article...
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4 May 2018

Needs and Matrimonial Property Agreements: A New Perspective Inspired by French Law
Dr Laure Sauvé, School of Law, University of EssexKey words: matrimonial property agreements - needs - fairness - autonomy -French law - divorce - maintenance - judge’s discretionary powersThe full...
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4 April 2018

From same-sex marriage to equal civil partnerships: on a path towards ‘perfecting’ equality?
Helen Fenwick, Professor of Law at Durham Law School, Durham UniversityAndy Hayward, Assistant Professor of Law at Durham Law School, Durham UniversityKeywords: civil partnerships - marriage -...
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23 January 2018

‘Two Means Two, but Must Does Not Mean Must: An Analysis of Recent Decisions on the Conditions for Parental Orders in Surrogacy’
Dr Alan Brown, Lecturer in Law, Abertay UniversityKeywords: Surrogacy - Parental Orders - Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 - Statutory InterpretationThe full version of this article will...
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