Cumbria County Council v M and F 2014.
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Leave or remain? What the EU referendum means for family lawyers (Pt 2)
Family analysis: In a conclusion to a two-part analysis, David Hodson OBE, partner and co-founder of The International Family Law Group LLP, sets out his views on the implications of a departure from the EU for family lawyers and their clients.
Full post: Family Law Blog
Full post: Family Law Blog
Subjects:
Family Justice System
Leave or remain? What the EU referendum means for family lawyers (Pt 1)
Family analysis: A referendum on whether the UK should remain a member of the EU is scheduled to take place by the end of 2017. In the first of a two-part analysis, David Hodson OBE, partner and co-founder of The International Family Law Group LLP, highlights the current impact of EU law on family lawyers and their clients.
Full post: Family Law Blog
Full post: Family Law Blog
Subjects:
Family Justice System
Best interests, hard choices: The Baby C case
Judgments in best interests cases involving children often make for heart-wrenching reading. And so it was in Bolton NHS Foundation Trust v C (by her Children’s Guardian)
Full post: UK Human Rights Blog
Full post: UK Human Rights Blog
Subjects:
Cases,
Children,
Human Rights
Case Comment: Gohil v Gohil [2015] UKSC 61
The Supreme Court has delivered its judgment in the case of Gohil v Gohil, which it heard at the same time as Sharland v Sharland, a case also dealing with non-disclosure and whether or not the duped spouse has the right to reopen their claim.
Full post: UK Supreme Court Blog
Full post: UK Supreme Court Blog
Subjects:
Ancillary Relief,
Cases,
Financial Remedies
High Court Judges have no magic wand
In Re D (Children) 2015 , Mr Justice Holman made some very important observations about the importance of judicial continuity, particularly in cases where there are intractable difficulties about contact.
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Full post: suesspiciousminds
Amendments to the Family Procedure Rules 2010
Amendments to the Family Procedure Rules 2010 will come into force on the 7 December 2015 and 1 January 2016 by virtue of the Family Procedure (Amendment No. 3) Rules 2015, together with two new Practice Directions.
Full post: Family Law Blog
Full post: Family Law Blog
Subjects:
Family Justice System,
Practice
Domestic Violence Injunctions – good practice reminder
I had to go back to the Red Book this week to check something about non-molestation orders and I came across this case, which I have read before, but which is well worth a reminder.
Full post: Pink Tape
Full post: Pink Tape
Subjects:
Domestic Violence
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