Articles
Trading Pension Rights for the Family Home on Divorce
Anne-Marie Smith, a Family Law Solicitor at Parfitt Cresswell Solicitors, considers the questions practitioners should address before a client exchanges future retirement income for capital now.
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The Assisted Dying Debate Must Refocus on Its Legal Consequences
Alexa Payet, a Partner at Stevens & Bolton, considers the legal consequences surrounding the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
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Case Highlight: Re B (A Child: Uncertain Perpetrator)
Sofia Rooke-Ley, a Bar Course student at ICCA, provides a case highlight on the recent case Re B (A Child: Uncertain Perpetrator)
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Harmony Christian Ministries benefits from latest AlphaBiolabs Giving Back donation
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The ongoing surrogacy question and why more than a parliamentary debate is needed
Anna Stinton, an Associate at Stowe Family Law considers the ongoing surrogacy question and why more than a parliamentary debate is needed
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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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RWK Goodman nominated for four LexisNexis Family Law Awards
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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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