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9 January 2019

Book review: Mental capa
Significant developments in mental health explained with the recasting of rules and practice directions as the issue rising up the political agenda. An appreciation by Elizabeth Robson Taylor of...
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8 January 2019

A history of divorce law reform in England and Wales: evolution, revolution, or repetition?
Recently in Family Law journal: a paper that traces the history of divorce law reform from the start of civil divorce in 1858, seeking insight, where possible, from the related statistical trends,...
John Haskey FAcSS, AKC
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8 January 2019

Analysis: An Introduction to child arrangements orders
Marianna Michaelides and April Buxton, of the International Family Law Group LLP,  look at the complex court orders that confirm with whom a child is to live and/or spend time.  ...
Marianna Michaelides
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8 January 2019

Blog: Lightening the mood an effective way to reduce tension
Humour is an underrated tool for diffusing conflict, says humorist and author Marcel Strigberger....
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8 January 2019

Saudi women to be notified of divorce by text message
Saudi courts will notify women by text message when they get divorced, in a new regulation that took effect on Sunday, officials have said. The measure approved by the justice ministry appears to be...
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7 January 2019

Divorce Day 2019: why are couples more likely to split up in January?
For people across the UK, today marks the first day back to reality. Although many have already returned to work, for others, the first working Monday in January means that decorations are down,...
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7 January 2019

Divorce Day 2019: why are couples more likely to split up in January?
For people across the UK, today marks the first day back to reality. Although many have already returned to work, for others, the first working Monday in January means that decorations are down,...
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7 January 2019

New Year resolutions for separated parents
It’s that time again: Christmas is firmly behind us, it’s a New Year with a fresh start and how many of us have already broken new diet regimes with leftover chocolate or fallen off the proverbial...
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7 January 2019

Blog: Watershed moment for UK surrogacy law
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 (Remedial) Order 2018 came into force on 3 January 2019, enabling single people for the very first time to apply for parental orders. Helen...
Helen Blackburn
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7 January 2019

McKenzie Friends: as good as lawyers?
A caution over unqualified legal advice, by Rebecca Ranson, a solicitor at Maguire Family Law. Last week, The Law Society Gazette published an article regarding a former police chief inspector...
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