Mills & Reeve | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
Simon Pedley and Sue Brookes explore the impact of being a cohabitant when one party to a cohabiting relationship dies, and the differences that exist where the parties are not married or in a civil partnership
Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
In the conclusion to a two-part consideration of transgender and religious issues, Emily Watson analyses the robust approach taken by the Court of Appeal as to the role of the ‘judicial reasonable parent’
Farrer & Co | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
John Davies and Rebecca Heyworth highlight a case involving a deed entered into by spouses that was enforced in the Chancery Division following a foreign divorce
Russell-Cooke LLP | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
In the conclusion to a two-part guide, Jemma Pollock sets out key considerations when preparing witness evidence in financial proceedings
Weightmans LLP | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
Lottie Tyler looks at the law on the recognition of an overseas divorce and the court‘s interpretation in a case involving issues as to sharia law and notice of proceedings
Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
Nicola Caffery reviews the approach to domicile in surrogacy cases, and the requirements that must be met for a parental order to be made
Wansbroughs | Family Law Journal |
May 2018 #176
In the conclusion to a two-part analysis, Robert Hams, Lord Edward Faulks QC and Paul Stagg examine the Court of Appeal‘s approach to local authority duties and the implications of its judgment in CN v Poole Borough Council