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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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The role of grandparents in child welfare decisions
Zoe Carter, a Partner at Stowe Family Law, considers the role grandparents play in child welfare decisions.
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Automatic restrictions on parental responsibility: a recalibration of child protection in family law
Sarah Jane Lenihan, a Partner at Dawson Cornwell LLP, considers automatic restrictions on parental responsibilities.
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Spring 2026 Edition: Quarterly Financial Remedy Update
Christopher Hames KC and Henry Clayton, barrister at 4PB, provide a quarterly financial remedy update for Spring 2026
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Drug & Alcohol Testing: a summary of testing options
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AlphaBiolabs’ Giving Back initiative supports Reunite International with £500 donation
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