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Alyson Evans, Lecturer in Scots Private Law, School of Law, University of StrathclydeKeywords: Siblings – Legal rights – Participation – Children – Alternative family careThe...
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Sophia Gonella, Barrister, FOURTEEN ChambersWith the government’s consultation on cohabitation reform due later this year, this article examines how the current trusts framework developed under ToLATA...
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Avaia Williams, Barrister, Parklane Plowden ChambersFamily judges decide facts on the balance of probabilities: either it happened or it did not. There is no third box labelled “might have”. In cases...
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Caroline Foulger, Hunters LawRichard Kershaw, Hunters Law This article examines the complex intersection of financial abuse and pre-nuptial agreements in later-life marriages, particularly where...
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