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10 January 2023

New law proposed to ban conversion therapy in the UK will not protect transgender people. What does this mean for transgender children and their parents?
April La, Family Associate, Penningtons Manches Cooper LLPConversion therapy aims to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity and unfortunately, it is not an uncommon practice in modern...
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10 January 2023

No-fault divorce: a step forward for the LGBTQ community
Lisa Robertson, Kingsley NapleyThe Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 introduced “no-fault divorce” which is considered by many to be one of the most significant reforms in the family law...
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10 January 2023

Where is the case law on the doctrine of detrimental reliance and to a wider extent how does this impact the need for a change in the law on cohabitation?
Kara Swift, Family Law in PartnershipVictoria Nottage, Family Law in PartnershipIn this article Kara Swift and Victoria Nottage start with an analysis of the case of Hudson v Hathway [2022] EWHC 631...
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9 January 2023

English Family Law from a Polish perspective
Dealing with international clients who, by extension, might have a different perception of how the legal system works, having been raised and lived in another country, can be quite a challenge....
Agata Osińska
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9 January 2023

Family Law Awards charity partner, the Family Rights Group
We were delighted to be working with Family Rights Group as our charity partner for the Family Law Awards this year.Family Rights Group is the leading charity working with families involved with...
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3 January 2023

Separation after long cohabitation: common issues
Elizabeth Darlington, Barrister, 1GC Family LawIn this article Elizabeth Darlington considers three keys issues which frequently arise when a couple have cohabited for a long time, or they have been...
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19 December 2022

£15 million funding boost for women who are victims of violence
Millions of pounds are being allocated to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG), the Home Secretary has announced on 25 November. ...
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19 December 2022

AlphaBiolabs supports vulnerable families with annual 12 Days of Christmas campaign
Leading legal DNA, drug, and alcohol testing laboratory, AlphaBiolabs, is extending its support to vulnerable families once again with its annual ‘12 Days of Christmas’ campaign.The business, which...
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19 December 2022

Children classed as domestic abuse victims under new guidance
Children affected by domestic abuse will be automatically treated as victims regardless of whether they were present during violent incidents, the CPS have announced.In line with new domestic abuse...
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12 December 2022

Capital Gains Tax: transfers of assets between spouses and civil partners in the process of separating
The government has published proposals to change the rules that apply to transfers of assets between spouses and civil partners who are in the process of separating. It provides that they be...
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