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Opinion Piece: Untreated ADHD and Parenting Assessments: Distinguishing Disability from Incapacity
Alex Delaney, an incoming BPC student, provides an opinion piece on the importance of distinguishing disability from incapacity when dealing with untreated ADHD in parenting assessments.
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Summer 2026 Edition: Quarterly Private Children Law Update
Mani Singh Basi and Emily Otvos of 4PB provide an update on Private Children Law for Summer 2026.
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Divorce lawyers warn AI is fuelling more legal disputes as couples rely on ChatGPT for advice
Sally Powell, a Partner at Tees Law, takes a close look at why the various pitfalls of using AI as a source of truth for divorce proceedings.
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All’s “Wells” that ends “Wells”
Franklin Price, a Consultant Solicitor at Judge Sykes Frixou Limited, considers Wells Sharing in a successful appeal of the decision in Rosemin-Culligan v Culligan [2025] EWFC 1.
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Summer 2026 Edition: Quarterly Financial Remedy Update
Christopher Hames KC and Susannah Burley, barrister at 4PB, provide a quarterly financial remedy update for Summer 2026
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Expert Evidence in Children Proceedings: Why Getting the Fundamentals Right Matters – Part 1: An Introduction
In part 1 of this new series on expert evidence in children proceedings, Mani Singh Basi, Barrister at 4PB and author provides an introduction and why getting the fundamentals right matter.
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In Practice: Father v SM & Anor: Adoption Orders
Mariella Steijger, a Pupil Barrister at Coram Chambers, considers in practice a recent judgment, Father v SM & Anor [2026] EWHC 791 (Fam).
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Hair drug testing- Patterns of use, single events and limitations
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Technology vs. Parenting: Can Nudity-Blocking Software Replace Vigilance?
Michal Stepniak, of Simkins LLP provide an update on technology, parenting and whether software can replace vigilance.
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Neurodiversity in Family Law: Why Understanding Makes All the Difference
Joe Ferguson, an Associate in the Family Law team at Myerson Solicitors, and Natasha Khalique, a Family Law Barrister at Exchange Chambers discuss why understanding of Neurodiversity makes all the difference in family law.
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AlphaBiolabs’ supports Save the Children UK with latest Giving Back donation
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Spring & Summer 2026 Edition: Public Children Law Update
Cleo Perry KC, Barrister at 4PB provides the Public Children Law update for Spring and Summer 2026
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Surrogacy Caselaw Round-Up 2026 (Q1 and Q2)
Shaili Gohil-Desai, an Associate at Burgess Mee, provides a Surrogacy caselaw update for the first half of 2026.
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The removal of the presumption of parental involvement
Hannah Byatt, a Senior Associate at Tees Law, considers the removal of the presumption of parental involvement following a recent change announced by the Government.
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Financial remedy reform and the limits of certainty
In this fourth article in the series from family lawyers at Stowe Family Law, Partner Shivi Rajput explores the proposals for financial remedy reform in both divorce and cohabitation disputes within ‘A fairer end to relationships’.
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In Practice: – Re CX (A Child) (Reporting restrictions order: National Security)
This article Clare Bishop, a barrister at Fourteen Chambers considers the recently reported decision of: Re CX (A Child) (Reporting restrictions order: National Security) [2026] EWHC 994 (Fam)
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