
Alice Quirk and Suzanna Eames set out the principles of parental alienation, considering the court’s approach and the practical realities of advising in such cases
Alice Quirk and Suzanna Eames set out the principles of parental alienation, considering the court’s approach and the practical realities of advising in such cases
Fiona Wood considers multi-jurisdictional cases within the EU and the requirements in order for a member state to be seised of proceedings
Charlotte Bradley and Stacey Nevin highlight areas where there is likely to be a lacuna in the law as a result of Brexit and ask whether Brexit may present opportunities to reform family law for the better
Elizabeth Simos looks at issues of conduct and non-disclosure, and the impact where adverse inferences are drawn in needs cases
Amy Harris analyses a case involving the consideration of a resulting trust, inheritance prospects and whether support from a third party could be inferred
Andrew Scott examines a long-running case as to the revision of a final order to reflect subsequent events and the jurisdiction of the court to do so
Andrew Smith discusses methods of enforcing periodical payment orders, the approach to arrears more than 12 months old and the potential for reform