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Helping a grandmother stay connected with her grandchildren: a story of the impact of pro bono work in family law
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Thinking about pro bono work but not sure where to start?
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Drug, Alcohol & DNA testing you can trust
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What Happens to Cryptocurrency in a Divorce? An Emerging Asset Class
Paul Wild, Partner and Head of Family Law and Alexandra Hawkes, a Trainee Solicitor at Herrington Carmichael Solicitors as the questions what happens to cryptocurrency in a divorce?
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Family Law Week Quarterly Financial Remedy Update July 2025
Sophia Paraskeva, a barrister, Olivia Currie and Emily Lennon, Pupil Barristers, at 1 Hare Court provide a quarterly Financial Remedy Update for July 2025
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Coercive Control And The Hidden Face Of Male Victimhood
Michal Stepniak, an Associate in the Family team at Simkins LLP considers coercive control and the hidden face of male victimhood
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When a non-biological parent is placed on a child’s birth certificate, do they acquire parental responsibility, or not?
Melissa Jones, a Senior Associate at McAlister Family Law considers when a non-biological parent is placed on a child’s birth certificate, and asks the questions, do they acquire parental responsibility, or not?
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Adventures in Computation and Distribution: The “Pet Problem” in Financial Remedy Proceedings.
Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland, a family barrister and private FDR judge at Coram Chambers considers the “Pet Problem” in Financial Remedy Proceedings
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In Practice: MNV v CNV: low value case + add backs
Gary Fawcett, a Barrister at No 18 Chambers considers in practice: MNV v CNV: low value case + add backs
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Reflecting on the 2025 Family Law Week Summer Conference: A Masterclass in International Children’s Law
Monique Simone Fremder, an Inner Temple Scholar – Benefactor, Exhibition, and Duke of Edinburgh Scholarships, provides a reflection on the 2025 Family Law Week Summer Conference
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The Rise of Sperm Donation Apps and Why Caution Should be Exercised Before Using Them
Francesca Sanderson, a Solicitor and Liza Gatrell, a Managing Partner, at Stowe Family Law the rise of sperm donation apps and why caution should be exercised before using them
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Unresolved Paternity: a barrier to progress
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Two weeks on…where do we Stand(ish)? Answers (and More Questions) in light of Standish
Two weeks on from Standish v Standish, Joe Ferguson, an Associate at Myerson Solicitors asks 'where do we stand?'.
Read morePermanence and Proportionality: Lessons from London Borough of Barnet v T
Monique Simone Fremder, an Inner Temple Scholar – Benefactor, Exhibition, and Duke of Edinburgh Scholarships considers lessons learned from the recent case London Borough of Barnet v T
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Deprivation Of Liberty Orders – A Reminder Of Key Points
Sara Chalk, a barrister at No 18 Chambers provides a reminder of key points for Deprivation Of Liberty Orders
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Will bringing the law on wills into the twenty-first century lead to a rise in disputes?
Hayley Robinson, a Senior Associate at Stevens & Bolton asks the questions if bringing the law on wills into the twenty-first century lead to a rise in disputes.
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