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David Marusza explores the role of the pre- and postnuptial agreement in Financial Remedy cases.
The below article looks at the decision in Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42;…
Rarely (since “Wagatha Christie”) has the media been so captivated by a court case about individuals. But the case of Lauryn Goodman v Kyle Walker [2024] captured the interest of…
Fiona Hay MCIArb co-authors with David Lockett for the April edition of the LexisNexis Family Law Pension apportionment: resisting the straight-line orthodoxy (familylaw.co.uk).
Fiona is a member of PAG…
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Following the launch of the Reporting Pilot in January 2023 in Cardiff, Leeds and Carlisle, January 2024 sees the expansion of the children pilot to the following courts:North: Liverpool,…
This week is Celebrate Neurodiversity Week: a now internationally recognised opportunity to celebrate all aspects of neurodiversity. An initiative started in 2018 by a London school girl named Sienna Castellon.
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PAG2 was launched on 16th January 2024. Those who had become familiar with the original document may be interested to know in what respects PAG2 differs from PAG1.
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Daniel Sheridan has dealt with many complex sexual abuse cases in his career. In his latest article, Daniel shares some themes and thoughts that he wished someone had shared with…
Prof Rob George and Rob Marsh have recently published an article in the Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law.
The article, entitled Do We Need Physical Family Courts?…
Suzanne Syme MCIArb and pupil Ben Woolstencroft co-author an article outlining the most recent changes to the Standard Financial Remedy Orders. These Orders, although not mandatory, are universally used.
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