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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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AlphaBiolabs’ supports Save the Children UK with latest Giving Back donation
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Spring & Summer 2026 Edition: Public Children Law Update
Cleo Perry KC, Barrister at 4PB provides the Public Children Law update for Spring and Summer 2026
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Surrogacy Caselaw Round-Up 2026 (Q1 and Q2)
Shaili Gohil-Desai, an Associate at Burgess Mee, provides a Surrogacy caselaw update for the first half of 2026.
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The removal of the presumption of parental involvement
Hannah Byatt, a Senior Associate at Tees Law, considers the removal of the presumption of parental involvement following a recent change announced by the Government.
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Financial remedy reform and the limits of certainty
In this fourth article in the series from family lawyers at Stowe Family Law, Partner Shivi Rajput explores the proposals for financial remedy reform in both divorce and cohabitation disputes within ‘A fairer end to relationships’.
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In Practice: – Re CX (A Child) (Reporting restrictions order: National Security)
This article Clare Bishop, a barrister at Fourteen Chambers considers the recently reported decision of: Re CX (A Child) (Reporting restrictions order: National Security) [2026] EWHC 994 (Fam)
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In Practice: High Court Grants Declaration of Parentage in reported BATUK Paternity Case
James Netto of the International Family Law Group considers in practice the High Court grants declaration of parentage in a reported BATUK Paternity Case
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Pets on Divorce and Separation: why Family Lawyers should speak up now
Emily Prince, an associate solicitor and Teresa Cullen, a partner at Keystone Law consider pets on divorce and separation and why Family Lawyers should speak up now
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Westgate Chambers and it’s Members, Ben Butler and Catharine Langley Shortlisted for Awards at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards 2026
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A Thoughtful Approach to Parental Gender Identity and Child Welfare: M v M [2025] EWFC 509 (B)
Sacha Lee, a Senior Associate and Isabela Maculan, an Associate at Dawson Cornwell LLP, consider a thoughtful approach to parental gender identity and child welfare following a recent case M v M [2025] EWFC 509 (B)
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Cohabitation Rights Bill: Welcome reform, with room for improvement
Abigail Reading, an Associate at Dawson Cornwell LLP, explores the Cohabitation Rights Bill.
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A fairer end to relationships? Reforming financial outcomes for survivors of domestic abuse
In this third article of the series from Stowe Family Law, Shanika Haynes explores the Government’s proposals relating to victims of domestic abuse, and where more needs to be done to protect survivors during and after separation, whether married or unmarried.
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