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AI in Family Law
Victoria Clarke, Partner & Head of Family at Elite Law Solicitors considers the potential for AI in family law.
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The Art of Avoiding the Courtroom: Mastering Non-Court Dispute Resolution
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The Currency of Conduct
Joe Ferguson, Associate at Myerson Solicitors, reviews the law on conduct in matrimonial finances cases following the recent case of A v R [2024] EWFC 218 (B)
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Practice & Procedure / Case Comment: Is it acceptable to use a ‘zonal exclusion ’in a non-molestation order to prohibit a respondent’s access to the family home, instead of making an occupation order?
Asher Shane, a Barrister at No 18 Chambers considers if it is acceptable to use a ‘zonal exclusion ’in a non-molestation order to prohibit a respondent’s access to the family home, instead of making an occupation order.
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Book Release: ‘A Practical Guide to the Participation of Children in Family Law Proceedings’
Mani Singh Basi, a Barrister at 4PB and our Managing Editor has published a book: ‘A Practical Guide to the Participation of Children in Family Law Proceedings’.
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Back to school: The impact of removing VAT exemptions from private schools on separating and divorced parents.
Rosanna Hounslow, a Partner at Stowe Family Law considers the impact of removing VAT exemptions from private schools will have on separating and divorced parents.
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Serena Sandhu shortlisted for the LexisNexis Family Law Awards
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Read moreMy child has not returned home from their holiday abroad. What should I do?
Serena Sandhu, Director / Solicitor at HMB Solicitors. considers what parents should do if their child does not returned home from their holiday abroad.
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The need to protect domestic abuse survivors in the family court
Sarah Jane Lenihan, a partner and Tanya Arackal, Â a trainee solicitor at Dawson Cornwell LLP consider the need to protect domestic abuse survivors in the family court.
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Cost Orders in Children Cases – Where Are we Now?
In this article Yasmin Chawdhery, a Barrister will explore the current position in relation to cost orders in children cases and the approach that the Courts are likely to take, and have taken, over the years.
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End of the school holidays, end of the marriage? Why September can be a busy time for families and Family Lawyers
Chloe Langdon, a solicitor at HMB Solicitors considers why September can be a busy time for families and Family Lawyers
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Juno Women’s Aid receives £500 donation from AlphaBiolabs Giving Back campaign Â
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Read moreBack to School- What does that mean for Separated Parents?
Serena Sandhu, a Director / Solicitor at HMB Solicitors looks at what it means for Separated Parents now children are going back to school.
Read moreTransfer of ‘Residence’ – thoughts.
Yasmin Chawdhery, a Barrister, provides her thoughts on the transfer of ‘residence’.
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RM v WP [2024]: the extent to which property can become ‘matrimonialised’
Following a a landmark judgment handed down by HHJ Hess in RM v WP [2024] EWFC 191 (B), Rachel Fisher, a Partner and Rachael Lodge, a Trainee Solicitor both at Stowe Family Law consider the extent to which property can become ‘matrimonialised’.
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Should Iran accede to the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction?
As part of the international series of articles on Family Law Week considering international family law issues, this article is a summary of a dissertation undertaken by Melina Otifeh in respect of Iran and the 1980 Hague Convention
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