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Family Law Journal: September 2013 #129

Freezing Orders: A judicial warning

Burges Salmon LLP logo Burges Salmon LLP | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Sarah Woodsford and Mary Gaskins summarise guidance and practice points on freezing orders in UL v BK (Freezing Orders: Safeguards: Standard Examples)

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Parental Responsibility: Closing the door

Rayden Solicitors logo Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Rebecca Harling analyses a rare application to terminate a father’s parental responsibility

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Surrogacy: Back to reality

DWF logo DWF | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Beverley Jones discusses the legal and financial issues surrounding surrogacy and clarifies the rights of all parties involved

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Financial Provision: Time is money

B P Collins LLP logo B P Collins LLP | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Rebecca Huxford considers the arguments for and against the introduction of a limitation period in financial proceedings

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Leave To Remove: Best made plans

Anthony Gold logo Anthony Gold | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Kim Beatson and Lehna Hewitt look at recent decisions on leave to remove and the factors that will be taken into account by the courts

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Inherited Assets: Defining assets

Seddons logo Seddons | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Sonny Patel sets out the courts’ approach to inherited assets and steps that can be taken to protect the interests of parties

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Enforcement: Civil commitment

Rayden Solicitors logo Rayden Solicitors | Family Law Journal | September 2013 #129

Julian Bremner examines whether the decision in Thursfield v Thursfield makes it more likely or not that committal orders in family proceedings will be made

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