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Court of Protection quarterly update – Winter 2023/2024
Mani Singh Basi, a Barrister at 4PB and James Nottage, Pupil Barrister at 4PB review the latest key decisions from the Court of Protection- Winter 2023/34
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Children: Public Law Update
John Tughan KC, a barrister, 4PB provides an update on Children public law.
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Orders concerning the appointment of an intermediary – where are we following two important cases?
Following two important cases, Mahnoor Javed, a Pupil Barrister at 4 Brick Court Chambers looks at where we are with orders concerning the appointment of an intermediary.
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India – Is it time to sign the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention?
Stutee Nag, a dual-qualified attorney at the International Family Law Office of Jeremy D. Morley considers if it is time that India signs the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention.
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What parents can and cannot do without the other’s consent – a brief look at the unilateral exercise of parental responsibility
Asher Shane, a barrister at No 18 Chambers provides a brief look at the unilateral exercise of parental responsibility and discusses what parents can and cannot do without the other’s consent.
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The importance of engaging with an opposition as litigant in person
Hannah Newberry, a solicitor at Hugh James Solicitors considers the importance of engaging with an opposition as litigant in person.
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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.
Read moreA 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.
Read moreHow 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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