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What is the right approach to rebuilding the relationship between a parent and an alienated child? How far should the parent and the court go? How do you measure and balance the harm to the child of...

Mid-August and the papers are full of doom and failure - I wish it was because it is traditionally regarded as the slack time for news in the UK. Quite rightly, it is being said that the cuts in...

Between 30 June and 2 July 2010 over 150 specialists met in London at the Centre for Family Law and Practice, London Metropolitan University, to discuss the three conference themes of International...

The LSC tendering disaster: A false economy The headline on the front page of the Law Society Gazette said it all. "Family Law ‘decimated' by LSC tender" (29 July 2010). Legal Services...

Going Dutch - sharing the news this week It really strikes home when you see how family friendly policies CAN work; in The Netherlands the housing areas are built now with people in mind: there...

There is much controversy across the child abduction world, between Europe and non-European countries, following a decision of the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in...

What do we do now?It's not uncommon. We've all been there. A client comes in, perhaps at first meeting, before terms of business or any other advice from you. She (as it usually is) hands you some...

Sharing fairly Surprising as it seems, when marital parties decide to split and get a divorce, they don't always tell the truth. Amazing. The decision in Imerman last week has somewhat shaken...

London has been described as the "divorce capital of the world", including by Lord Justice Thorpe in Charman [2007], our most senior international family court judge. In part this is because of...

JANE CAMPBELL, Barrister, 6 Pump Court Bankruptcy has become an increasingly prevalent feature in ancillary relief proceedings. Many practitioners are familiar with the following scenario: husband...

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