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When meeting with clients to discuss their succession planning, many cannot recall whether their property is held jointly as joint tenants or jointly as tenants in common. The distinction is that with...
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31 August 2021

A de-facto problem
Should cohabiting couples be permitted to bring more comprehensive financial applications to court upon separation? This longstanding discussion amongst family lawyers in England continues and will...
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Mediation, and dispute resolution more generally, has hovered on the edges of legal processes for over 25 years. In NFM we started family mediation in 1982 when a group of professionals, including the...
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Charlotte Worsley, Natalia Perrett and Victoria James, Park Square BarristersThe ‘Resolution Approach’ provides a unique method of assessing risk in circumstances where carers maintain denial...
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Graeme Fraser, Partner and Head of Family, OGR Stock Denton LLPThis article summarises the regulation and treatment of unmarried cohabitants in Britain, Canada and Australia. Cohabitation law and...
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Mary Welstead, CAP Fellow Havard Law School; Visiting Professor in Family Law University of BuckinghamA young man, C, had Klinefelter syndrome, a genetic disorder in which males have an additional X...
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Sofia Gondal, Lecturer at City University; Barrister, Great James Street ChambersThis article examines the problem of ‘limping marriages’ in the context of English immigration and family law. Limping...
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Jemimah Hendrick, New Court ChambersThis article considers the ‘highly unusual’ Court of Protection case of Re EOA [2021] EWCOP 20. It looks at the wider implications of P that presents with both...
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Diana Lowe QC, Co-Lead of the RFJS and Principal of 'Re-Imagining Justice'The Reforming the Family Justice System (RFJS) initiative is a multi-year, multi-sector collaboration designed to effect...
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Eleri Jones, 1GC Family LawEleri Jones summarises the key implications of Brexit in relation to children’s proceedings. The article explains the correct approach to take depending on whether the ‘new’...
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