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New Family Procedure Rules: do they go far enough and what more can be done?
Grace Parker-White, a Partner at Stevens & Bolton considers if new Family Procedure Rules go far enough and what more can be done.
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What happens if no QLR can be found despite diligent searches? – Re Z
Amelia King, a Barrister at No 18 Chambers considers what happens if no QLR can be found despite diligent searches.
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Opinion Piece: Unprecedented Family Court Judgment – Views from the Domestic Abuse Commissioner
In this article Nicole Jacobs, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales provides an opinion piece on the unprecedented Family Court Judgment: Re GB (Parental Alienation: Factual Findings) [2024].
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Changes to Part 3 of the Family Procedure Rules could lead to a sea change in attitudes towards non-court dispute resolution
Michelle Uppal, a Partner at Lowry Legal considers changes to Part 3 of the Family Procedure Rules and how this change could lead to a sea change in attitudes towards non-court dispute resolution
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Designer drugs: the latest worrying trend in substance misuse
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Child Concern receives £500 donation from AlphaBiolabs Giving Back campaign
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Ensuring effective participation: judicial guidance on the use of intermediaries in public law children proceedings
Esme Cairns, a Pupil Barrister at 1 Crown Office Row Chambers considers judicial guidance on the use of intermediaries in public law children proceedings
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Surrogacy Case Law Quarterly update – April 2024
Andrew Powell and Laura Morley, Barristers at 4PB provide an update on Surrogacy Case Law for the quarter to April 2024
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A Summary – Non-Molestation Orders – Practice & Procedure
In this article Yasmin Chawdhery, a Barrister looks at the key elements involved in obtaining a non-molestation order.
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Schedule 1 (Children Act 1989): Â long term capital provision post child reaching the age of majority
Anisha Patel, a solicitor at Rayden Solicitors considers long term capital provisions once a child has reached the age of majority
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Charting the History of Notional Standard Basis of Assessment in Legal Services Payment Orders
Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland, a barrister at Coram Chambers considers the history of Notional Standard Basis of Assessment in Legal Services Payment Orders and where we go from here.
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Finding a way forward: the gap in DAPP provision
Maya Achan, a Pupil Barrister at Coram Chambers considers the the gap in DAPP provision and the way forward
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Brief Overview: Pension Advisory Group – ‘PAG 2’ in a changing economy
Hannah Newberry, a solicitor at Hugh James Solicitors provides a brief overview of the update to the Pension Advisory Group’s guide to pension sharing on divorce
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A Reminder: Case Management of Intimate Images in Private Law Proceedings
Alice Scanlan, a Barrister at One Pump Court Chambers provides a procedural reminder of how practitioners can approach the use of intimidate images in proceedings.
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Withholding disclosure in children proceedings – where are we now?
Sapna Jain, pupil barrister at 1GC Family Law, provides an overview on withholding disclosure in children proceedings.
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International Child Abduction from the UK to the United States: UCCJEA or the Hague Convention?
Jeremy D. Morley, a New York Attorney & Expert discusses two methods of securing the return of children in child abduction cases in child abduction from the UK to the United States.
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