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Following the consultation launched last autumn, the justice secretary, David Gauke, confirmed last Friday that the government is committed to introducing legislation to reform divorce law in the next...
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Partner Peter Morris, of Shoosmiths in Leeds, discusses the historically huge defeat of the existing Brexit deal in the House of Commons and the ongoing constitutional contortions, to assess what...
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Not so many moons ago, it was the norm that couples didn’t live together, or share the same bed, until they were married. However, in November 2017, the Office of National Statistics released...
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Researcher Rachel Cooper, who recently completed an MA in medical law at King’s College London, argues that every surrogacy arrangement should incorporate a contract. ...
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Durham Law School recently hosted leading family law silk Nigel Dyer QC - from 1 Hare Court - who offered his reflections on this significant case of Owens v Owens. In July 2018 the U.K. Supreme...
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A bill introduced by Canada’s Minister of Justice in 2018 proposes modernizing federal family law in Canada. Bill C-78 proposes to amend the Divorce Act through its first substantive changes in 30...
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Partner Stuart Clark, of the International Family Law Group, looks at the Court of Appeal ruling that granted Anne Orenga de Gafforj a Hadkinson Order in September 2018. The decision prevented her...
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Solicitor advocate and law writer David Burrows writes that to define a valid marriage in English law is by no means obvious....
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Claire O'Flinn discusses the key misconceptions around cohabitation and explains the steps unmarried couples can take to protect themselves....
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Review of Pensions on Divorce - 'The go-to bible for family remedy litigation in an often trickey area for the parties,' according to Elizabeth Robson Taylor, of Richmond Green Chambers, and Phillip...
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