March 2016 #154 Issue Archives | Legalease Law Journals

Business Assets: Back to reality

Slater and Gordon | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Joanne Green looks at business assets including valuations, issues of liquidity and the options available to the court

Skills: Finding solutions

Switalskis | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Andrew Baines assesses how complex adaptive system analysis can be utilised within the mediation process

Enforcement: A rare bird

Weightmans LLP | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Lottie Tyler considers whether a court-appointed receiver may be an overlooked method of enforcement, not an unjustifiable expense

In Practice: Cause for concern

Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

In the first of a two-part analysis, Julian Bremner suggests that current pressures on the courts, family lawyers and the parties are damaging the justice system

Surrogacy: Reform needed?

Michelmores LLP | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Louisa Ghevaert outlines the findings and recommendations contained in a report on UK surrogacy, including survey results

Child Abduction: Examining options

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Heaney Watson | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Simon Heaney and Hannah Williams set out a reminder of the remedies available to left-behind parents in both the criminal and civil courts

Transparency: Maintaining privacy

Family Rights Group | Family Law Journal | March 2016 #154

Alice Twaite discusses issues arising from new research on jigsaw identification, and wider concerns as to transparency in children cases

Family Law Journal: March 2016 #154