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14 February 2014

News in brief: family law and (post)modernism
News in brief is a new weekly column that aims to provide readers with a quick ‘at a glance' summary of all the latest news we have (and haven't) reported. Basically, I thought I would save you the...
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14 February 2014

David Hodson on International Family Law: Special contribution in Australian law
A very important decision has been handed down in a landmark full Family Court decision in Australia in respect of financial outcomes on divorce, especially affecting wealthy families.  The...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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14 February 2014

Evidence, Practice and Procedure: The view from the President’s window; run up to the family court
Family proceedings: 'the beginning of the future' The most recent ‘View from the President's chambers' [10] is entitled ‘The process of reform: the beginning of the future'. By Sir James Munby,...
David Burrows
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13 February 2014

Family Proceedings Courts must formulate their own reasons, not be spoon-fed them
There has been a fairly widespread practice that Local Authorities have been asked by the FPC to draft Facts and Reasons in cases that are agreed, or not opposed. That has been somewhat vulnerable...
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6 February 2014

Book Review – Nobody Comes, Anthony Cleary, Crux Publishing, 2014
This is a truly remarkable book and a must read for anyone who can remember the heart-breaking images of orphans in post-revolutionary Romania in the early 1990's. Anthony Cleary details his...
Samantha Bangham
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5 February 2014

February Family Law Case Comments – Highlights
2014 is storming on already – quite literally – and already the February edition of Family Law is out, providing you with a comprehensive run down of all the latest news, cases and legislation in the...
Samantha Bangham
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30 January 2014

Evidence, Practice and Procedure: President's Guidance on Publication of Judgments
From 3 February 2104 the Guidance of Sir James Munby P, Transparency in the Family Courts: Publication of Judgements: Practice Guidance of 16 January 2014 [2014] FLR (forthcoming), will be in...
David Burrows
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29 January 2014

Charlotte Sanders: A child’s state of mind can determine their habitual residence – Re LC (No 2) [2014] UKSC 1
Do children get a say as to where they should live? Yes, sometimes, says the Supreme Court in the case of Re LC (No 2) [2014] UKSC 1, [2014] 1 FLR (forthcoming). The Supreme Court has recently...
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22 January 2014

Secure accommodation and the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court
Jo Farquharson and Gail Hadley, Barristers, Colleton Chambers, Exeter Susan Campbell QC, Pump Court Chambers, London Does the High Court have the power under its inherent jurisdiction to...
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22 January 2014

Surrogacy, egg donation and assisted reproduction: payments and the conflict of law and policy
Louisa Ghevaert, Partner, Porter Dodson LLP Ruth Cabeza, Barrister, Field Court Chambers Re C [2013] EWHC 2408 (Fam) concerned a commercial US (Californian) surrogacy arrangement and a subsequent...
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