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16 December 2005

Resolving Entrenched Child Litigation Part One: the Child's Solicitor's Role in Resolving Conflict in Rule 9.5 Cases
Neil Robinson, Solicitor, Nowell Meller Solicitors and Director, the Mediation Centre, Stafford. There is a growing consensus about the damage caused to children by their separated parents' conflict,...
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12 December 2005

Changing Parenthood After Divorce
Paul Vlaardingerbroek, Professor of Law, Tilburg University, President of the International Society of Family Law. This article focuses on the new developments in western Europe with regards to the...
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12 December 2005

Strengthening Article 20
Merle H Weiner, Associate Professor of Law, University of Oregon School of Law. This article focuses on the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction 1980, Art 20. Article...
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12 December 2005

European Family Law - An Expanding Regime?
David Hodson, English and Australian Solicitor and Mediator. The European Institute of Public Administration held a conference on European Family Law: The Functioning of an Expanding Regime" in...
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6 December 2005

Turning rights from the outside in: re-visiting the politics of separation in prison mother and baby units: CF v Secretary of State for the Home Department and Another
Vanessa E Munro, School of Law, King's College London. In CF v Secretary of State for the Home Department and Another [2004] EWHC 111 (Fam), [2004] 2 FLR 517, the court considered the legality of...
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6 December 2005

Fathers 4 Justice, law and the new politics of fatherhood
Richard Collier, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. Who are these guys? What does it all mean - the Marvel Comics costumes, the orchestrated gantry stunts, the banners, the Santa outfits, the nooses,...
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6 December 2005

Families old and new - the family and Article 8
Mr Justice Munby. The article traces some of the changes in families, and in the roles of women and children within families, over the last 125 years. Observing the many changes in family law that...
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6 December 2005

Adoption - a (fairly) new approach
Deborah Cullen, secretary to the Legal Group of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF). The article considers how far key provisions of the Adoption and Children Act 2002 meet the...
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29 November 2005

Challenges of the New Adoption Law
Deborah Cullen, Secretary of the Legal Group, British Association for Adoption and Fostering. This article focuses on the new framework for agency adoption placements. The article highlights some of...
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22 November 2005

Access to and Reporting of Family Proceedings
Mr Justice Munby. This paper was given at Jordans Family Law Conference in London in October 2005 and considers the various restrictions that apply in cases involving children. The paper looks at the...
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