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28 September 2022

Inter-country adoptions – a nationality and immigration law perspective
Sarah Pinder, Barrister, Goldsmiths ChambersFamily law practitioners will be familiar with the frameworks and procedures providing for and regulating a child’s adoption in the UK. But what of...
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Trauma and conflict in families and professionals in safeguarding systems: finding understanding and breaking down barriers
Dr Kate Hellin, Consultant Chartered PsychologistThere is often an implicit assumption that the origins of family conflict and breakdown lie in parental pathology and that it is therefore parents who...
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Religious objections to withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment from a child
Varsha Jagadesham, Barrister, No5In recent years, there has been a number of high-profile cases where the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment from children has been opposed by their parents on the...
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Holidays out of the jurisdiction: a review of case law and practical tips
Jo Carr-West, Partner, Hunters Law LLPEri Horrocks, Associate, Hunters Law LLPThis article considers the approach the family court has taken in recent years in relation to applications to take...
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Child Objections within the 1980 Hague Convention – where are we now?
Mani Singh Basi, Barrister, 4PBThis article follows on from the previous article in respect of the Article 13(b) defence in 1980 Hague Convention cases. This article explores the defence of ‘child...
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Flexible emotional concepts or fixed entities– interpreting the Children and Adoption Act 2002: Re YP
Mary Welstead, CAP Fellow Harvard Law School; Visiting Professor in Family law University of BuckinghamIn 1961 Elvis Presley sang: ‘Home is where the heart is And my heart is anywhere...
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21 September 2022

Now we know the makeup of British families, can we afford to wait any longer to ‘meet their needs’?
Earlier this month the government published the lengthy, very comprehensive, and long-awaited Independent Family Review report which contains ‘ground-breaking research’ that Dame Rachel de Souza, the...
Jane Robey
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21 September 2022

Last chance to vote for the winners of Clerking Team of the Year and Commentator of the Year
The Family Law Awards 2022 shortlist is now out! The full shortlist can be viewed here.As is tradition, three of the awards (Family Law Clerking Team of the Year, Family Law Commentator of the...
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19 September 2022

Tensions between migration law actors and child protection law actors in cases of children without legal residence in the Netherlands
Iris Sportel, Assistant Professor in Sociology of Law and Migration Law, Centre for Migration Law/Institute for Sociology of Law, Radboud University NijmegenEllen Nissen, Centre for...
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19 September 2022

Child Protection in International Family Law and the Determination of Where a Child 'Belongs' for the Purpose of Jurisdiction
Keywords: International child protection – Hague Children Convention 1996 – Jurisdiction – Transfer of jurisdictionIn England and Wales, children involved in public law care...
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