Articles

Re S (A Child) & L (A Child) [2024] EWFC 108 (B): The Importance of Substantiating Evidence and Patterns of Controlling and Coercive Behaviour

Sara Chalk, a barrister at No 18 Chambers considers the case Re S (A Child) & L (A Child) [2024] EWFC 108 (B) and the importance of substantiating evidence and patterns of controlling and coercive behaviour

Re T (Abduction: Protective Measures: Agreement to Return): Lessons to be learned

Niamh Wilkie, a Barrister at 5SAH considers lessons that can be learned from the case of Re T (Abduction: Protective Measures: Agreement to Return).

Office for National Statistics research shows (yet again) the need for legal protection for cohabiting couples

Jake Mitchell, an Associate at Stowe Family Law, considers the need for legal protection for cohabiting couples following data released by the Office for National Statistics

Taking a Stand(ish)? Court of Appeal decision and the now opaque nature of matrimonial property

Simon Bruce, a partner at Dawson Cornwell LLP considers the Court of Appeal decision in the case of Standish v Standish and the now opaque nature of matrimonial property

NAGALRO’s So-Called Parental Alienation Conference: An Overview.

Ian McArdle, a Barrister at Atlantic Chambers provides an overview of the NAGALRO’s So-Called Parental Alienation Conference

QLR’s in practice – A case for improvement

Yaa Dankwa Ampadu-Sackey, Barrister at 4 Brick Court Chambers considers QLR’s in practice – A case for improvement

The Effects of the Relationship During Euro 2024

Serena Sandhu, Director and Solicitor at HMB Solicitors considers the effects of the relationship during Euro 2024

The General Election: Could Reforms be on the Horizon for Cohabiting Couples?

Yasmin Khan-Gunns, Associate at Keystone Law, considers the possibility of cohabitation law reform if there is a change of government

Opinion Piece: The Art of the Possible in Family Justice

Baldip Singh Aulak, Barrister at No 5 Chambers provides an opinion piece on 'The Art of the Possible in Family Justice'

The centralisation of the child’s voice in the family justice system

Emily Davies, an Associate and Mollie Greenwood a Trainee Solicitor at Stowe Family Law consider the centralisation of the child’s voice in the family justice system

Media interest & an overview of the law on harassment.

Serena Sandhu, a Director & Solicitor at HMB Solicitors provides an overview of the law on harassment following recent media interest in harassment after the release of the television series 'Baby Reindeer'.

Internal relocation Approaching a decade since Re C (Internal Relocation) .

George Chick, an Associate at RWK Goodman considers Internal relocation and Re C (Internal Relocation) a decade on.

Applying for a Child Arrangements Order when divorce proceedings have been issued in the UK

In this article Grace Parry, Associate at Myerson Solicitors looks at applying for a Child Arrangements Order when divorce proceedings have been issued in the UK

Proposals for greater equality of fertility provision for LGBTQ+ people and people living with HIV

This article by Sarah Williams, a Partner and Evelyn Collins, an Associate at Payne Hicks Beach considers the proposals for greater equality of fertility provision for LGBTQ+ people and people living with HIV

The importance of Schedule 2, paragraph 19 to the Children Act 1989 in placing children deprived of their liberty in Scotland.

Siân Young, solicitor specialising in Public Law Children Act proceedings, considers the importance of Schedule 2, paragraph 19 to the Children Act 1989 in placing children deprived of their liberty in Scotland.

Intermediary Assessments – Practice & Procedure Following: Re X & Y [2024] EWHC 906 (Fam)

Patrick Steel, a Pupil Barrister at Westgate Chambers looks at Intermediary Assessments and Practice & Procedure following Re X & Y [2024] EWHC 906 (Fam)

Re S (A Child) & L (A Child) [2024] EWFC 108 (B): The Importance of Substantiating Evidence and Patterns of Controlling and Coercive Behaviour

Re T (Abduction: Protective Measures: Agreement to Return): Lessons to be learned

Office for National Statistics research shows (yet again) the need for legal protection for cohabiting couples

Taking a Stand(ish)? Court of Appeal decision and the now opaque nature of matrimonial property

NAGALRO’s So-Called Parental Alienation Conference: An Overview.

QLR’s in practice – A case for improvement

The Effects of the Relationship During Euro 2024

The General Election: Could Reforms be on the Horizon for Cohabiting Couples?

Opinion Piece: The Art of the Possible in Family Justice

The centralisation of the child’s voice in the family justice system

Media interest & an overview of the law on harassment.

Internal relocation Approaching a decade since Re C (Internal Relocation) .

Applying for a Child Arrangements Order when divorce proceedings have been issued in the UK

Proposals for greater equality of fertility provision for LGBTQ+ people and people living with HIV

The importance of Schedule 2, paragraph 19 to the Children Act 1989 in placing children deprived of their liberty in Scotland.

Intermediary Assessments – Practice & Procedure Following: Re X & Y [2024] EWHC 906 (Fam)

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