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The ‘right' for grandchildren to have the opportunity to see their grandparents may be a new provision available through a court near you, soon. Let's leave the word ‘right' for now but it isn't...

Penny Cooper Professor, City Law School, City University London The law's approach to children giving evidence has changed dramatically in recent years. This article describes how Ministry of...

Mike Hinchliffe Principal Lawyer, Cafcass The Cafcass High Court team has taken over the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention cases previously handled by the team at the Principal Registry, High Holborn....

Daniel Eames Partner, Clarke Willmott LLP On 18 June 2011 a new EU Maintenance Regulation (Council Regulation (EC) No 4/2009) (‘the Regulation') will come into force. Until now, the majority of...

Katharine Landells Solicitor, Withers LLP In his article ‘A Judicial Safari tour of Ancillary Relief: J v J' published in October [2010] Fam Law 1111, Ashley Murray set himself the task of digesting...

Andrew Bainham Barrister at 14 Gray's Inn Square, Fellow of Christ's College Cambridge In ‘Removal of children at interim hearings: is the test now set too high?' published in April [2009] Fam Law...

It is interesting to hear about the education bill which is set to become law later this year. All over the press this past weekend, I am sure it is not going away and the teaching unions are not...

The EU has just published its long-awaited proposals for divorce property rights in cross-border cases. It is in many regards very good, much to be welcomed and should make resolution and...

On 6 April, 2011, England and Wales has a new procedural set of rules with ancillary practice directions and very different forms. What is striking about these 2010 Rules, as distinct from the...

My little grey cells have been working overtime this week. I have been to two extremely interesting Family Law conferences - Introduction to the Court of Protection (also taking place in on 23 May in...

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