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A Bill to amend the Children Act 1989 to state that proceedings under Section 5A of, and Schedule 2 to, the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 are family proceedings. ...

During the second video interview in our Family Law Insights series, host Rebecca Bailey-Harris, a barrister at 1 Hare Court, sits down with Margaret Heathcote, chair of Resolution, as they...

Following mounting criticism from campaigners, the UK could witness the arrival of ‘no-fault divorces’ in the coming months, writes LexisNexis' Catherine Gleave. The government is preparing a...

In this article, David Burrows takes a look at lay presentation in civil proceedings and the recent McKenzie consultation response. ...

Anthony Jones, director and head of family at O’Donnell Solicitors, writes that setting up a business with a spouse/civil partner can be a great move, as can bringing a partner into the business as an...

Family lawyers have another reason to keep a watchful eye on the High Court of Australia in 2019, writes Will Stidston, a special counsel and accredited family law specialist at Barry Nilsson in...

According to Sarah Smith and Ethan Axelrod, of Irwin Mitchell, the High Court handed down a ground-breaking judgment recently, in the first case to deal with whether someone who assists a terminally...

Nicholas Bennett, a partner at Farrer & Co, takes a look at the much-talked about ruling in Bräck v Bräck....

According to Laurie Pawlitza, a partner at Torkin Manes in Canada, many family law cases require the expert testimony of psychologists or social workers who make recommendations on what is in a...

The topic of ‘alienation’ within private law children proceedings appears to be an increasingly prominent one despite there being questions about what precisely ‘alienation’ means and whether there...

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