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Alcohol misuse in the UK- What the latest evidence means for family proceedings
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Supporting neurodivergent clients in private law proceedings and dispute resolution
Shiva Ancliffe KC and Caroline Croft, Barristers at Coram Chambers, consider how you can support neurodivergent clients in private law proceedings and dispute resolution
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Why you need a financial consent order after divorce
Lisa Honey, Senior Associate at Tees Law, explains why you need a financial consent order after divorce.
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Spring 2026 Edition: Quarterly International Children Law Update
Jacqueline Renton KC and Nadia Campbell-Brunton, Barristers at 4PB, provide the Spring 2026 International Children Law Update.
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Spring 2026 Edition: Quarterly Private Children Law Update
This update sets out recent cases relating to expert evidence in fact-findings, increased frequencies of s.91(14) orders, parental responsibility and declarations of parentage and the court’s approach to costs.
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In Practice: K v K [2026] EWFC 83 (B)
Sapna Shah, a barrister at 33 Bedford Row, considers in practice the recent case K v K [2026] EWFC 83 (B)
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Quasi FDR in Hague proceedings? Are We Entering a New Territory in Hague Child Abduction Cases?
Carolina MarÃn Pedreño, Partner and Head of Children Department at Dawson Cornwell LLP, considers if we are entering a new territory in Hague child abduction cases?
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Inconsistency, Not Intensity: Rethinking Intermittent Reinforcement, Trauma Bonding and Parenting Capacity in Care Proceedings
Nisha Bambhra, a barrister at No 5 Chambers, considers rethinking of intermittent reinforcement, trauma bonding and parenting capacity in care proceedings
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AlphaBiolabs’ backs Endometriosis Awareness North with £500 donation
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Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling Changes Course of International Family Law Jurisdiction Disputes
Melissa Lesson of Mills & Reeve considers the recent landmark ruling handed down in the Court of Appeal and its impact on international family law jurisdiction disputes.
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The Rise once more of Collaborative law
Vanessa Gardiner, a Family Solicitor Consultant at Merali Beedle and Family Law Supervisor at Vanessa Gardiner Supervision, considers the rise once more of collaborative law
Read moreWhen Behaviour Misleads: Trauma, Memory and the Limits of Traditional Legal Interpretation
Nisha Bambhra, a barrister at No5 Barristers Chambers, considers the limits of traditional legal interpretations of trauma and memory.
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Understanding the main drug groups in family proceedings
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Should UK Courts order return to Japan under the Hague Convention? Protective Measures and the challenge of enforceability
Farzana Lima Ahmad, Director & Head of Children at HAB LAW, considers if the UK Courts should order return to Japan under the Hague Convention.
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Grandparents’ rights to see grandchildren
Harry Calder, a Solicitor at Tees Law highlights different legal avenues open to grandparents to get access to their grandchildren.
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The decisive weight of financial transparency and the Copinger-Symes case
In this article Zanariah Webster, a Senior Associate at Stowe Family Law, looks at financial transparency and the Copinger-Symes case.
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