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24 February 2022

A perspective on disability in family law: what’s the legal profession’s track record and how can it do better?
Jo O’Sullivan, O’Sullivan Family LawThis is a whistle stop tour of all things related to disability and the legal profession. What is ‘disability’ and how does that fit with our personal...
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18 February 2022

AlphaBiolabs accredited as demand for prenatal paternity testing soars
*** SPONSORED CONTENT ***Legal DNA testing provider AlphaBiolabs has become the first UK testing laboratory to be awarded accreditation for its non-invasive prenatal paternity testingThe company,...
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11 February 2022

Telling the wrong stories: Rough sex, coercive control and the criminal law
AbstractThe relationship between ‘rough sex’ and the criminal law has recently been subject to considerable scrutiny. Much of this debate has focused on male defendants in homicide cases, who have...
Cassandra Wiener Tanya Palmer
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11 February 2022

The procedure for England's new divorce law
Executive summaryFrom 6 April 2022 England and Wales has a new divorce law, so-called no-fault.  It is the most significant divorce law change since 1969.  It introduces an entirely new...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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10 February 2022

See you in court, AGAIN: variation applications – clarity or confusion?
Aimee Fox, 3PBMichael George, 3PB3PB Barristers Michael George and Aimee Fox review variation applications in the latest issue of Family Law, contrasting the treatment of the applications for...
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6 February 2022

‘Here’s one I made earlier!’ Covert recordings in family proceedings
Aimee Fox, Barrister 3PB3PB’s specialist family law barrister Aimee Fox examines a number of cases in which recordings have been admitted and their impact on the proceedings.Aimee takes a closer look...
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4 February 2022

Announcement regarding non-compliance with Adoption Agencies Regulations 2005, SI 2005/389
The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has made an announcement in relation to the impact of non-compliance with the Adoption Agencies Regulations 2005, SI 2005/389 provisions...
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4 February 2022

Are personal injury damages protected in the event of divorce?
It may seem logical that personal injury damages awarded for someone’s on-going medical needs following a serious injury would be ring-fenced on a divorce. Unfortunately, this is not necessarily the...
Adam Maguire
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3 February 2022

To err is human – reflections on the Tavistock clinic cases
John Eekelaar, Emeritus Fellow, Pembroke College OxfordIn Quincy Bell and Mrs A v The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust  and others [2021] EWCA Civ 1363, a former patient who had been...
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3 February 2022

Gender identity and family mediation: reflections on trans* and non-binary partners in family mediation
Maria Federica Moscati, Senior Lecturer in Family Law, School of Law, Politics and Sociology – University of SussexThis article considers how to make family mediation more inclusive for...
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