Publication alert: Family Law May 2018

• Make your 2019 Resolution Margaret Heathcote

• Surveillance of social media: excerpt from the FJC lecture Louise Tickle

• The domestic abuse consultation: implications for family lawyers and reform Caroline Hart

• Structuring a judgment: Re DAM Kirsty Richards

• The Jack judgment Sarah Phillimore

• A rationality challenge and the open justice principle: Warboys David Burrows

• Financial Remedy Centre Pilot: HMCTS guidance Elizabeth Walsh

• The View from the Bar Rob George

• Changing families: family law yesterday, today and tomorrow – a view from south of the Border Sir James Munby

• Islamic Marriages: Given the independent review into the application of Sharia Law in England and Wales, what is the way forward? Miranda  Fisher, Shabana Saleem and Dr Vishal Vora

• Financial remedies today: ‘tools’, ‘rules’, ‘guidelines’, ‘benchmarks’, ‘yardsticks’, ‘ordinary consequences’ and ‘departure points’ Professor Chris Barton

• The best interests of children in an ultra-orthodox Jewish community Mary Welstead

• Children case update: human rights: Spring 2018 Smita Shah

• Independent Reviewing Officers: unloved and under threat? Lynn Davis

• Mind the gap? Anderson v Spencer James Kemp

• Relocation cases: a new approach Jo  Edwards, Amanda Sandys and Jamie Gaw

• Transparency – not just opening doors but inviting people in Sarah Phillimore

• Civil partnerships, human rights, constitutionalism and the UK Supreme Court Scott Halliday

• Pension Advisory Group: reports and consultation Hilary Woodward

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