Articles

Free Live Webinar From AlphaBiolabs

To view this content you must register a Free Account to access to our news, articles, and limited podcasts or Register for an Annual Subscription to access […]

Read more

Keeping pace with science and ethics – how IVF legislation tells the story of a legal system giving chase

Jessica Keal, an Associate at Simkins LLP considers IVF legislation and how it tells the story of a legal system giving chase

Read more

Cafcass New Policy: An Overview

Iman Mufti, an Advocate at Copperstone Solicitors provides an overview of the new domestic abuse practice policy to be implemented by practitioners, introduced by CAFCASS

Read more

Adoption: Revocation, Opposing, and Removal When can the Local Authority remove a child already placed for adoption?

Lillian Garnier, a Pupil Barrister at St Philips Chambers considers when a Local Authority can remove a child already placed for adoption

Read more

To draw or not to draw an inference about a child’s parentage, that is the question

Carolina Marín Pedreño, a partner and Isabela Maculan, solicitor, both at Dawson Cornwell LLP and Naima Asif, a barrister at Pump Court Chambers consider what the court can do when faced with a refusal to comply with an order for scientific testing to establish parentage.

Read more

The Financial Dispute Resolution process is rightfully here to stay

Caroline Park, a partner at Hughes Fowler Carruthers considers the Financial Dispute Resolution process.

Read more

Improving the use of experts in the Family Court – Unpacking the expertise of psychologists

Sarah Branson, a barrister at Coram Chambers and Dr Majella Byrne, a Clinical Director: Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Kings College London consider the importance of improving the use of experts in the Family Court and explain clearly what is meant by the different psychological titles

Read more

Alcohol testing: what you need to know

Marie Law, Head of Toxicology at AlphaBiolabs, discusses alcohol testing for family court, the variety of testing methods available, and which tests are best suited to your particular case.

Read more

Court takes a robust approach to costs orders

Aa’ishah Sattar,  a Solicitor at Stowe Family Law considers the robust approach to costs orders by the Courts

Read more

Practice & Procedure / Case Comment: Mental Health and ‘Grave Risk of Harm’ to a Child in International Relocation Cases: F v M [2024] EWHC 1887 (Fam)

Sarah Barber, Barrister at No 18 Chambers provides a case comment on the mental health and ‘Grave Risk of Harm’ to a Child in International Relocation Cases following the judgment F v M [2024] EWHC 1887 (Fam).

Read more

Returns to Ukraine: How Article 13(b) has been Applied in Wartime

Katie Camozzi, a Senior Associate and Holly Knowles, a Solicitor at MSB Solicitors consider how article 13(b) has been Applied in Wartime following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Read more

Practice & Procedure / Case Comment:  S v Birmingham City Council & Ors [2024] EWFC 244 (B) (24 April 2024)

Sara Chalk, a Barrister at No 18 Chambers provides a Case Comment on S v Birmingham City Council & Ors [2024] EWFC 244 (B) (24 April 2024)

Read more

AI in Family Law

Victoria Clarke,  Partner & Head of Family at Elite Law Solicitors considers the potential for AI in family law.

Read more

The Art of Avoiding the Courtroom: Mastering Non-Court Dispute Resolution

To view this content you must register a Free Account to access to our news, articles, and limited podcasts or Register for an Annual Subscription to access […]

Read more

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)

Read more

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.

Read more
No track loaded
0:00 / 0:00

Queue