
Clare Williams analyses the courts‘ approach where a party to family proceedings instructs a solicitor previously consulted by the other party
Clare Williams analyses the courts‘ approach where a party to family proceedings instructs a solicitor previously consulted by the other party
Moji Sobowale examines non-matrimonial assets and the differing approaches to such assets that have developed in case law
Ellen Walker considers the treatment of prospective inheritances and when they might constitute a financial resource
Rosie Schumm and Dickon Ceadel provide a summary of the potential options for the reform of the law relating to cohabitants
John Oxley looks at issues of service and set-aside where a party is overseas and only partially engaged with the proceedings
Elizabeth Dowler outlines the current requirements as to surrogacy, forthcoming changes, and the potential for further reform
Joanna Abrahams sets out Cafcass‘s plans to address obstructive parents, and questions whether more needs to be done