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2 April 2014

Overly exceptional funding: the LAA and Article 6
Miranda Mourby, Pupil Barrister, Coram Chambers: In December 2013, eight months after exceptional funding was brought in under LASPO, the Joint Committee on Human Rights concluded that the Government...
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Inadequacies of FPR 2010: drafting court documents
Her Honour Nasreen Pearce This article deals with the need for reform of the FPR 2010 by reference to recent decisions in Re LC (Reunite: International Child Abduction Centre...
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Children giving evidence in family courts
Ian Peddie QC, Garden Court Chambers: In 2010 the Supreme Court removed the presumption against children giving evidence in family proceedings. There has subsequently been Guidance from the Family...
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31 March 2014

Banning the physical punishment of children in the UK: a human rights imperative for children
Dr Raymond Arthur, Reader in Law, Faculty of Business andLaw, Northumbria University: Recently the Children's Commissioner for England, Maggie Atkinson, has expressed her view that the law should ban...
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31 March 2014

The information deficit
Jonathan Smith, Solicitor and Mediator:     Mediation is underused and the family courts are becoming choked with litigants because Joe Public lacks the relevant legal information (not...
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28 March 2014

Miranda Mourby: Domicile in a post-Victoria era
Domicile in a post-Victoria eraTwo cases reported at the start of this year, Ray v Sekhri [2014] EWCA Civ 119 and Divall v Divall [2014] EWHC 95 (Fam), [2014] 2 FLR (forthcoming) illustrate the scope...
Miranda Mourby
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27 March 2014

Child trafficking: family and immigration courts must join together to protect victims
Child trafficking is a growing problem. Recently published statistics from the National Crime Agency show that the number of children trafficked into and out of the UK has soared in the past year and...
Andy Elvin
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27 March 2014

David Hodson on International Family Law: EU external competency goes to European Court on 1 April, and it’s no joke!
On Tuesday, 1 April 2014, a date rich with irony, the European Court of Justice is hearing claims brought by several EU Governments against the EU asserting that the EU has, in terms, wrongly...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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25 March 2014

Cheshire West – scoring criteria
Introduction In my previous article, I summarised the key points of the decision, and gave some initial comments.   I want to return today to consider some further points in the judgments...
Alex Ruck Keene
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24 March 2014

Has forum shopping had its day?
London is regularly referred to as the ‘divorce capital of the world', principally because the law in England and Wales is felt to favour the economically weaker spouse.  It is generally felt...
Andrzej Bojarski
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