Rob George takes part in a podcast for Family Law Week with Rachel Cooper of Coram Chambers

17th Mar 2020 | News

Rob George took part in a podcast for Family Law Week with Rachel Cooper of Coram Chambers where they discussed inherent jurisdiction in recent applications for the return of children alleged to have been wrongfully removed from another jurisdiction.

The podcast can be found here.

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