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Andrew Bainham

Barrister | St Philips Chambers
Andrew Bainham is one of the country’s leading commentators on family law, having taught at the University of Cambridge for over 20 years, including undergraduates and at master and doctoral levels. Many of his former students are in practice at the family Bar or are family solicitors
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Barrister | St Philips Chambers
Andrew Bainham is one of the country’s leading commentators on family law, having taught at the University of Cambridge for over 20 years, including undergraduates and at master and doctoral levels. Many of his former students are in practice at the family Bar or are family solicitors
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28 AUG 2018

The forbidden territories The forbidden territories
Andrew Bainham's article in the September issue of Family Law ([2018] Fam Law 1150) explores the tension between the powers of the court and the statutory duties of the local authority in public law...
28 AUG 2018
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11 APR 2016

Camberley to Carlisle: where are we now on internal relocation? Camberley to Carlisle: where are we now...
The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Re C (Internal Relocation) [2015] EWCA Civ 1305, [2016] 1 FLR (forthcoming, and reported at [2016] Fam Law 284) on the principles governing internal...
11 APR 2016
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24 JUN 2014

Living with Re B-S: Re S and its implications for parents, local authorities and the courts Living with Re B-S: Re S and its...
The decision of the Court of Appeal in Re B-S (Adoption: Application of s47(5)) [2013] EWCA Civ 1146, [2014] 1 FLR 1035 in September 2013 has had major implications for parents, local...
24 JUN 2014
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21 JUN 2013

Private and public children law: an under-explored relationship [2013] CFLQ 138 Private and public children law: an...
Keywords: Public - Private - Law - Children - Relationship Legal disputes concerning children are divided conceptually into private or public law. This binary classification disguises the...
21 JUN 2013
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17 OCT 2011

Reforming Scottish children law – sense from North of the border [1993] CFLQ 3 Reforming Scottish children law – sense...

 

17 OCT 2011
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17 OCT 2011

'See you in court, Mum': children as litigants [1994] CFLQ 127 'See you in court, Mum': children as...

 

17 OCT 2011
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30 SEP 2011

Changing families and changing concepts – reforming the language of family law [1998] CFLQ 1 Changing families and changing concepts...

 

30 SEP 2011
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23 SEP 2011

International adoption from Romania - why the moratorium should not be ended [2003] CFLQ 223 International adoption from Romania -...
This article discusses the issues surrounding the moratorium on international adoption from Romania. It argues that the moratorium should be preserved indefinitely in the light of Romania's...
23 SEP 2011
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16 SEP 2011

What is the point of birth registration? [2008] CFLQ 449 What is the point of birth registration?...
The impending reform of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology legislation and the Government's recent White Paper on joint registration of births outside marriage both raise questions about the...
16 SEP 2011
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