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We are all told to plan ahead, to save tax and to gift our allowances to our children - but how are these assets treated in the unfortunate event of a divorce? Ashfords partner and head of family...
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David Bedingfield, barrister at 4 Paper Buildings, discusses how the court came to decide that it was in the best interests of twins to be separated for adoption, following ‘incompetence and serial...
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9 January 2019

Book review: Mental capa
Significant developments in mental health explained with the recasting of rules and practice directions as the issue rising up the political agenda. An appreciation by Elizabeth Robson Taylor of...
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Recently in Family Law journal: a paper that traces the history of divorce law reform from the start of civil divorce in 1858, seeking insight, where possible, from the related statistical trends,...
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Marianna Michaelides and April Buxton, of the International Family Law Group LLP,  look at the complex court orders that confirm with whom a child is to live and/or spend time.  ...
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Humour is an underrated tool for diffusing conflict, says humorist and author Marcel Strigberger....
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Saudi courts will notify women by text message when they get divorced, in a new regulation that took effect on Sunday, officials have said. The measure approved by the justice ministry appears to be...
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For people across the UK, today marks the first day back to reality. Although many have already returned to work, for others, the first working Monday in January means that decorations are down,...
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For people across the UK, today marks the first day back to reality. Although many have already returned to work, for others, the first working Monday in January means that decorations are down,...
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It’s that time again: Christmas is firmly behind us, it’s a New Year with a fresh start and how many of us have already broken new diet regimes with leftover chocolate or fallen off the proverbial...
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