In rulings that have the potential to influence the jurisprudence of courts around the world, the Supreme Court of the United States has handed down two landmark decisions pertaining to the issue of same-sex marriage.
Full post: UK Human Rights Blog
UL and BK – a stark warning to lawyers from Mr Justice Mostyn
A High Court judge has refused to renew a freezing order imposed on an unnamed billionaire after his wife admitted breaking into his safe.
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Subjects:
Ancillary Relief,
Cases,
Financial Remedies
Excuse me, waiter? Could I have some MORE guidance please? Bit of a guidance drought over here….
Lucy Reed looks at the latest guidance from the President, dealing with 'allocation, docketing and the like'.
Full post: Pink Tape
Full post: Pink Tape
Subjects:
Courts,
Family Justice System
The law, international relocation and children – an update
Solicitor Laura Guillon takes an in-depth look at the case of Re TC v JC (Children: Relocation) [2013] EWHC 292 (Fam).
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Supreme Court considers conditions for removing child for adoption
Rosalind English examines the Supreme Court decision in In the matter of B (a child).
Full post: UK Human Rights Blog
Full post: UK Human Rights Blog
Emotional wrecks
Suesspiciousminds gives further consideration to the Supreme Court decision in Re B (A Child).
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Supreme Court and emotional harm
Suesspiciousminds considers the supreme Court judgment in Re B (A Child).
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
A case of oversharing
The Law Society has issued social media guidelines for solicitors, but it’s time we
do the same for clients,
says Marilyn Stowe.
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Full post: Marilyn Stowe Blog
Subjects:
Practice
Rescuing children from significant harm: looking forward with trepidation and hope
Allan Norman looks forward to the Supreme Court judgment in B (A Child).
Full post: The Not So Big Society
Full post: The Not So Big Society
“Tales of the Un-experted” (sorry)
CAFCASS have just published a study looking at experts – their use in proceedings, what type is being used, who asked for them, were they helpful?
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
“I hope he gets to / baptising me soon”
Suesspiciousminds looks back at the case Re C (A Child) [2012] EW Misc 15 (CC).
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
“The peril of Auntie Beryl”
"As the 26 week time limit comes upon us (being introduced by Parliament, the President’s revised PLO guidance and behind the scenes pressure on Courts and Local Authorities via the “Stick of Statistics” ™ - not necessarily in that order), I have been musing about the elephant in the room, of what happens when late in the proceedings, the Court is presented with a suitable relative, Auntie Beryl."
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Subjects:
Children,
Family Justice System
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