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7 January 2022

Minutes published from the first meeting of the Transparency Implementation Group
The Transparency Implementation Group (TIG), chaired by the President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, held its first meeting on 15 December 2021 and the minutes from the meeting have...
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7 January 2022

The Farquhar Committee and the Future of the Financial Remedies Court
23 March 2020 will be etched in the mind of generations. It was the day which brought unprecedented change to the way the world worked, not least the operation of the justice system and access to...
Liam Kelly Claire Athis Schofield
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16 December 2021

Dispute Resolution Consultation Closure
The window of opportunity to submit evidence as part of the Government’s Dispute Resolution in England and Wales consultation has now passed, and I am sure that dozens of experts and interested...
Jane Robey
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16 December 2021

AlphaBiolabs extends support to vulnerable families in crisis
***SPONSORED CONTENT*** AlphaBiolabs are extending their support to vulnerable families once again this Christmas.Through their work providing DNA, drug and alcohol testing services, the company...
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16 December 2021

Improving the family court response to domestic abuse
The Domestic Abuse Commissioner has published proposals for mechanism, within the office of the Domestic Abuse Commissioner, in partnership with the Victims' Commissioner, to monitor and report on...
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16 December 2021

Practical tips for spending Christmas Day without the children
Christmas is an emotional time regardless of anyone’s family situation.Whilst some separated parents remain able to put their differences aside and spend Christmas Day as a family, it is more usual...
Lucy Greenwood
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16 December 2021

Vaccination disputes: where are we now?
Natasha Isaac, Barrister, 1 Crown Office RowThis article provides a review of private law vaccination disputes, almost one year on from our first article on the topic at the start of 2021. This...
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16 December 2021

Failings – a case of ‘if’ or ‘when’? What lessons can be learnt from YY
Natalie Cross, St Ives ChambersIn this article, Natalie Cross explores the decision of YY (Children: Conduct of the Local Authority) [2021] EWHC 749. Specifically, Natalie provides an overview of...
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15 December 2021

Is Covid-19 a Barder Event? Probably not . . .at least not yet!
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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15 December 2021

‘Relative’ ill-treatment: from ‘sticks as thick as thumbs’ to the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 – and ‘reasonable’ [ugh] chastisement
Professor Chris Barton, A Vice-President of the Family Mediators Association, Academic Door Tenant, Regent ChambersThis article considers the development of the law regarding ill-treatment...
Chris Barton
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