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Shared Care – where are we?
Sophie Kay, a barrister at Coram Chambers considers where we are with Shared Care.
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Coercive control 8 years on: Application, Procedure & Tips
Eight years on from coercive control becoming a recognised and illegal form of domestic abuse, Sarah Branson, a barrister at Coram Chambers and Lucy Taylor, a pupil barrister at Coram Chambers look at where we are now and provide application, procedure and tips.
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Donor Agreements – worth the paper they are written on?
Aysel Akhundova, a Senior Associate at Dawson Cornwell LLP considers whether Donor Agreements are worth the paper they are written on.
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A legal misstep of little consequence? H v RH (No 2) (Variation of Interim Arrangements) [2023] EWFC 210
Mahnoor Javed, a pupil barrister at 4 Brick Court Chambers considers a recent financial remedy proceedings: H v RH (No 2) (Variation of Interim Arrangements) [2023] EWFC 210.
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Five important lessons from the case of Lewis v Cunnington Solicitors [2023] EWHC 822 (KB)
Sunny Rafaeli, a solicitor at Raydens Solicitors considers five important lessons from the case of Lewis v Cunnington Solicitors [2023] EWHC 822 (KB) determining Mrs Lewis’ professional negligence claim against her matrimonial solicitors, Cunningtons.
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How to manage a client’s expectations in contentious proceedings as a lawyer
In this article Hannah Newberry, a solicitor at Hugh James Solicitors considers how to manage a client's expectations in contentious proceedings as a lawyer.
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Sharia Series: Marriage And Divorce In Dubai
In this article Sarah Al-Jourani, a solicitor at Irwin Mitchell LLP considers Marriage and Divorce in Dubai
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To Instruct or Not Instruct – Unregulated Experts and Representation of Children in Family Law
Carolina Marín Pedreño, Partner and Head of the Children Department at Dawson Cornwell LLP explores whether unregulated experts should be instructed in the Family Courts.
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The Water is Warm – Jennifer Stawska. A review by Rhys Taylor
Rhys Taylor, a barrister at 36 Group reviews 'The Water is Warm' by Jennifer Stawska
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Is the Environment a Relevant Consideration under the Children Act 1989?
In this article, Acland Bryant examines whether the environment is a relevant consideration under the Children Act 1989 (“CA 1989”).
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Financial Remedy Update, January 2024
Rose-Marie Drury, Principal Associate, at Mills & Reeve LLP considers the most important news and case law relating to financial remedies and divorce during December 2023.
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Private Law Quarterly Update – January 2024
Mani Singh Basi, Barrister at 4PB reviews the latest key decisions in private law.
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Abusive Relationships and the QLR Scheme – Part 2
In the second part of this two-part article Syvil Lloyd Morris, Director of Family Law at Bastian Lloyd Morris, reviews the Qualified Legal Representative (QLR) scheme and offers suggestions to improve the scheme in the context of applications for non-molestation orders.
Read moreAbusive Relationships and the QLR Scheme – Part 1
In the first part of a two-part article Syvil Lloyd Morris, Director of Family Law at Bastian Lloyd Morris, reviews the Qualified Legal Representative (QLR) scheme and considers how it might be enhanced to improve the Family Court’s response to domestic abuse.
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International Children Law Update: December 2023
Jacqueline Renton and Mani Singh Basi, both barristers of 4PB review the latest key decisions in international children law.
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