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Sarah Slaughter, Case Worker, Bar Pro Bono UnitThis article was written in support of National Pro Bono Week, running from 2–6 November 2015.National Pro Bono Week is a nationwide campaign to...

This article was written in support of National Pro Bono Week, running from 2–6 November 2015.National Pro Bono Week is a nationwide campaign to celebrate the range and impact of voluntary free legal...

Most of us are used to the idea that the law treats us differently when we turn 18. We gain greater freedom; we lose access to certain public resources. For those growing up subject to a Care Order,...

October has been an action-packed month for family law. From Supreme Court judgments to an array of conferences and the event which has been described as the family law equivalent of the Oscars - the...

This judgment is somewhat unusual. I have summarised it below, and highlighted tensions with the recent decision in Capehorn v Harris [2015] EWCA Civ 955, and with the Court of Appeal's guidance...

Over a lunchtime slot on 20 October 2015, the Cardiff Personal Support Unit hosted a free session with His Honour Judge Anthony Seys Llewellyn QC, the Designated Civil Judge at Cardiff Civil Justice...

I returned from a short holiday abroad on the afternoon of Thursday 15th October. I had promised I would write this piece many weeks earlier and pursuant to that proverbial law I learned...

Sharland, Gohil - Lord Neuberger sums it up on non-disclosureSupreme Court judgments were handed down last week in Sharland v Sharland [2015] UKSC 60 and Gohil v Gohil [2015] UKSC 61, and much...

On 13 October a 10-minute motion was debated in the House of Commons at the instigation of Conservative MP Richard Bacon. The motion was, 'That leave be given to bring in a Bill to make provision...

In financial proceedings, can the family court order one party to indemnify the other for various debts and liabilities? Can it order one party to make payments to a third party? If it can’t,...

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