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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?'.

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Permanence 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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Nailing the evidence

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AlphaBiolabs gives back to Nottinghamshire Women’s Aid with £500 donation

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Behind closed doors: economic abuse, undue influence and the family courts

Jessica Keal, an Associate and family lawyer at Simkins LLP considers economic abuse, undue influence and the family courts

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Permanence 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 from London Borough of Barnet v T

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From Delay to Despair; an urgent need for family law reform

Floriane Laruelle, a Senior Associate at Dawson Cornwell LLP considers the urgent need for family law reform

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Standish v Standish: The £78 Million Question – When Does Wealth Say ‘I Do’?

Baldip Singh, a Barrister at No5 Chambers considers the Supreme Court judgment in Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26

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A Practitioners Perspective: Dealing with the Fallout of the Legal Aid Agency Cyber Attack 

Alex Byrne, a Solicitor at Wilsons Solicitors provides a practitioners perspective when dealing with the fallout of the Legal Aid Agency cyber attack 

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AI and Family Law

Joanna Newton, a Partner at Stowe Family Law, considers AI and Family Law

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When does a Non-Molestation Order become Legally Effective for Criminal Liability?

Vicky Lankester, an Associate at Brett Wilson, considers when a Non-Molestation Order becomes legally effective for criminal liability.

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Is this the Family Law case that has it all?

Pauline Troy, Barrister at 1 COR Brighton, considers the case Re C and Others (Unregulated Sperm Donor) [2025] EWFC 130 and asks the questions: 'Is this the Family Law case that has it all?'

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International Quarterly Law Update – Summer 2025

Jacqueline Renton KC and Nadia Campbell-Brunton, Barristers at 4PB, review the latest key decisions in international children law, Summer 2025.

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Revoking Parental Responsibility – Biological and Non-Biological fathers

Ben Butler, Barrister at Westgate Chambers, and Ellie Chapman, a CILEX Advanced Paralegal at Brighton & Hove Law, examine the revocation of parental responsibility in respect of both biological and non-biological fathers.

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