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What impact will the new mediation imperative in the Family Procedure Rules 2010 have in international cases? On 6 April, 2011, England and Wales has a new procedural set of rules with new ancillary...
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Jeremy D. Morley will be speaking at the International Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements Symposium 2011 in London on 8 March 2011. Please click here to book or for more information.   Drafting...
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I do see that the government will look at marriage for same sex couples. That will cause something of a stir. When civil partnerships were legislated upon in 2004 the argument to get the legislation...
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The Australian family courts have handed down an anti-suit injunction in the international context of competing divorce proceedings. Given that the number of forum disputes will only increase with the...
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I was very pleased to see J v J [2009] EWHC 2654 (Fam) overturned by the Court of Appeal (Jones v Jones [2011] EWCA Civ 41). Shortly before I left practice I volunteered to read and report back to my...
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The Dutch may have found a way of preventing the leaking of assets through non-disclosure. A particular provision in the Dutch Civil Code might have some considerable success in England, which is...
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Claire Heppenstall is a family law barrister at 1 Garden Court Chambers specialising in Ancillary Relief, International & Private Child and Child Abduction. Claire will be speaking at the...
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I see that there are rumblings about cohabitants not having legal support - thank goodness for the dear judge because it would appear that we need to remind the coalition government that something has...
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The British Isles is a curious and confusing family law location! It constantly bewilders family lawyers in other jurisdictions and with very good reason. It's boundaries, it's legal systems, its...
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Jane Fortin Professor, Sussex Law School, University of Sussex Many will recall that when it was first introduced into Parliament, the Human Rights Bill was very controversial; some were outraged by...
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