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Family Law Journal: March 2018 #174

Professional conduct: Blocking manoeuvres

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Clare Williams analyses the courts‘ approach where a party to family proceedings instructs a solicitor previously consulted by the other party

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Non-matrimonial property: Diverging views

Major Family Law logo Major Family Law | Family Law Journal | March 2018 #174

Moji Sobowale examines non-matrimonial assets and the differing approaches to such assets that have developed in case law

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Financial provision: Looking to the future

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Ellen Walker considers the treatment of prospective inheritances and when they might constitute a financial resource

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Cohabitants: Ripe for reform?

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Rosie Schumm and Dickon Ceadel provide a summary of the potential options for the reform of the law relating to cohabitants

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Service: Out of reach?

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John Oxley looks at issues of service and set-aside where a party is overseas and only partially engaged with the proceedings

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Surrogacy: Blurred lines

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Elizabeth Dowler outlines the current requirements as to surrogacy, forthcoming changes, and the potential for further reform

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Parental alienation: Better equipped?

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Joanna Abrahams sets out Cafcass‘s plans to address obstructive parents, and questions whether more needs to be done

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