February 2016 #153 Issue Archives | Legalease Law Journals

Cohabitants: A new age?

Seddons | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Deborah Jeff considers potential changes to the law relating to cohabitants and provides a timely reminder of the limited remedies currently available

Civil Restraint Orders: Under control

Gordon Dadds | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Emma Morris examines the powers of the courts to make civil restraint orders and the circumstances in which such an order may be appropriate

TOLATA 1996: Unfamiliar territory

JMW | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Clare Williams analyses claims under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 and the court’s potential creativity in such cases

Non-Disclosure: Facing the music

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Thomas Eggar, part of Irwin Mitchell | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Rebecca Harling highlights the consequences of material non-disclosure and the approach of the courts

Embryology: Lessons to be learnt

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Seamus Burns | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

In the conclusion to a two-part analysis, Seamus Burns looks at the wider considerations revealed in a fertility treatment case and the issues to be addressed

Costs: Behaving badly

Lake Legal LLP | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Lyn Ayrton and Claire O’Donnell suggest that costs orders penalising ‘litigation conduct’ may be on the rise and discuss some recent cases

Private Children: Best-laid plans

Paris Smith LLP | Family Law Journal | February 2016 #153

Helen Cort outlines the steps that may be taken to enforce child arrangements orders and provides practical tips on the drafting of such orders

Family Law Journal: February 2016 #153