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23 February 2021

How Can I Wed Thee? – Let Me Change the Ways: the Law Commission’s Consultation Paper on ‘Weddings’ Law (2020)
Professor Chris Barton, A Vice-President of the Family Mediators Association, Academic Door Tenant, Regent Chambers, Stoke-on-TrentThis article considers the Paper's 91 Consultation Questions...
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19 February 2021

Consultation on the proposed transfer of the assessment of all civil legal aid bills of costs to the Legal Aid Agency
The Ministry of Justice has launched a consultation on the proposed transfer from Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service to the Legal Aid Agency of the assessment of all civil legal aid bills of...
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19 February 2021

The rise of the online divorce
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) there has been a stark rise in the number of opposite-sex couple divorces. Despite the ONS recording that 2017 saw a 2.8% decrease in opposite-sex...
Nicola Harries
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15 February 2021

HMCTS publishes Q&A document on COVID-19 recovery plan​​
HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has published a Q&A document which covers the questions asked at its online event which focused on its recovery plans, progress in the civil, family and...
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15 February 2021

Surviving and thriving in a global pandemic at Stowe Family Law
SPONSORED CONTENT When the UK went into lockdown in March 2020, we, like most other firms of our size (170 colleagues across England and Wales), were unprepared. Overnight, we closed all of...
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11 February 2021

Welcome back to our much loved Sole Domicile
One of the features of the new family law landscape on the UK leaving the EU is the re-emergence of sole domicile, a jurisdictional connecting feature in English law over many decades.  It is now...
David Hodson OBE MCIArb
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11 February 2021

The issue of delay in financial remedy cases: why not engage in arbitration instead or arrange a private FDR?
There is no disputing the fact that the Family Court has faced numerous unprecedented challenges as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Judges and court staff are under considerable pressure to ensure...
Annie Boxer
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11 February 2021

How do I know if my relative left a will? And how do I get a copy?
When a person dies, their will can be one of the most important documents they leave behind. It will set out who they appoint as executor to carry out their wishes, and how they want their assets to...
Ryan Taylor
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11 February 2021

The increase in financial abuse of the elderly: what, why, how?
In considering the impact of UK’s increasing ageing population, experts are questioning whether current legislation protects those who are most vulnerable to financial abuse. Indeed a quick online...
Marie Newton
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11 February 2021

COVID-19 vaccination: capacity and best interests – the first reported Court of Protection judgement
On 20 January 2021 in the matter of Re E (Vaccine) [2021] EWCOP 7, the Vice-President of the Court of Protection Mr Justice Hayden, delivered the first reported judgement in a vaccination dispute. Mrs...
Sarah Williams
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