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Research published earlier this month by the Nuffield Foundation reinforces the case for reform of the overly complex divorce system in England and Wales. Taking Notice, written by Professor Liz...

The February issue of Family Law is published. Articles include:When sorrows come … Sir Andrew McFarlaneI call humbug Louise TickleThe role of the justice system in decision-making for...

Birketts senior associate Denise Findlay writes that a recent study found that people who used Facebook more than once an hour are more likely to 'experience Facebook-related conflict with their...

Sarah Basso, of the International Family Law Group, writes that, in some countries (for example, in certain states in America) the ability to travel and obtain a passport can be restricted or...

Clive Hogan, of rhw Solicitors LLP, writes that Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and the world’s wealthiest man and his wife, MacKenzie Bezos, a novelist, announced on the 9th of January 2019 that they...

Jane Keir, of Kingsley Napley, picked up The Daily Telegraph headline 'Divorced Women missing out on Pensions Wealth' on 7 January 2019, a date coincidentally dubbed 'Divorce Day' by the media. So it...

In this article, family lawyer Zoe Bloom, of Keystone Law, explores the difficult dilemma of dementia divorce. There are currently more than 850,000 people suffering from dementia in the UK, a figure...

Michael Allum, Rachel Roberts and Sarah Basso, of the International Family Law Group, analyse the case in which, Lord Justice Lewison, Lady Justice King and Lord Justice Peter Jackson heard the appeal...

Dr Stephanie Pywell, from the Open University Law School, and Professor Rebecca Probert, from the University of Exeter Law School, write that couples marrying in civil ceremonies should be allowed to...

At the start of the summer of last year, in an action brought by Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan - a couple who wanted to enter a civil partnership rather than marry - the UK Supreme Court held...

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