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Madeleine Whelan, FourteenMark Galtrey, Falcon ChambersThis article by specialist family lawyer, Madeleine Whelan and specialist property lawyer, Mark Galtrey, examines the impact of Family Law Act...
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Claire Athis Schofield, Barrister, Deans Court ChambersLiam Kelly, Barrister, Deans Court ChambersWhilst an application pursuant to s 31 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 provides a statutory right...
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‘When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower.’ Alexander Den Heijer Earlier this year we did a chambers wide audit of mental health and wellbeing and...
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It is often said that going through a divorce is similar to suffering a bereavement. However, what happens if the person you are divorcing actually dies midway through that process?The case...
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On 29 October 2021 the President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, published a report with his conclusions on the issue of transparency in the family courts. His view is clear: it is...
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Helen Adam, Wells Family MediationThe evidence for climate change is real; it challenges us all to think about our carbon footprint and strive for a greener existence. In the same way, are family...
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Sarah Higgins, Charles Russell SpeechlysThis article looks at the various ways in which reference to children may be included in nuptial agreements. Financial provision for children is sometimes...
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Clare Ciborowska, 1 Crown Office RowThere is currently a tension in the family courts between reducing the length of proceedings and the pressure on the courts for hearing times with a need for a...
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Graeme Fraser, Partner and Head of Family, OGR Stock Denton LLPIn 2021, a major comparative project was launched analysing the legal protection afforded to cohabitants in over 40 countries. In this...
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Kate Round, 5 Pump CourtKyle Squire, 5 Pump CourtThis article looks at how to recognise when someone is detained, and for young people, what are the most common procedures that have to be followed...
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