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5 Trends in Family Law for 2021
International Chaos – Claire Wood, Legal Director, Rayden Solicitors, St Albans A significant change that practitioners will face from 1 January 2021 is the change in family law as a result of the UK leaving the EU. Pre Brexit, the law was “first past the post” so where there was jurisdiction for divorce in more than one European Country, the country where a petition was first issued had priority and would deal with the divorce and financial consequences.
Marital agreements: Too high a price
Marital agreements: Too high a price Rayden Solicitors Kayleigh Biswas examines when the terms of a marital agreement may be overridden by a party’s needs and the financial effect of costs on an order You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. MB v EB [2019] EWHC 3676 (Fam) Post navigation
International children: Finding the right path
Home » Family Law Journal » May 2020 #196 » International children: Finding the right path International children: Finding the right path Rayden Solicitors Nicola Meldrum considers the correct approach where the 1996 Hague Convention applies and the court of another state has already made orders You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles.
Declarations of marital status: A valid exception
Nicola Caffery explains the basis on which the court in MM v NA was able to recognise a marriage which took place in a non-sovereign state You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles.
TOLATA 1996: Making allowances
TOLATA 1996: Making allowances Rayden Solicitors Lehna Gardiner and Greg Williams consider equitable accounting and in particular the circumstances in which an occupation rent may be payable and how it will be calculated You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Domestic abuse: Fundamental failings
Domestic abuse: Fundamental failings Rayden Solicitors Harry White discusses a controversial decision involving the approach to evidence of domestic abuse and procedural requirements in such cases You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Non-court dispute resolution: The removal of doubt
Home » Family Law Journal » February 2020 #193 » Non-court dispute resolution: The removal of doubt Non-court dispute resolution: The removal of doubt Rayden Solicitors Julian Bremner describes a new project to use existing dispute resolution processes to resolve family law issues You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Post navigation Julian Bremner is a partner at Rayden Solicitors
Non-disclosure: Preventing an unfair advantage
Non-disclosure: Preventing an unfair advantage Rayden Solicitors Nicola Meldrum and Helen Lafferty discuss the approach to quantifying assets in cases of non-disclosure and the courts’ powers in relation to the provision of a Get You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Financial provision: Putting the pieces together
Financial provision: Putting the pieces together Rayden Solicitors Shazia Khan reviews a big-money case involving a complex trust structure and a party who lacked litigation capacity You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. AF v SF [2019] EWHC 1224 (Fam) Post navigation
Costs: A blast from the past?
Costs: A blast from the past? Rayden Solicitors After balancing the pros and cons, Julian Bremner makes a case for the return of modified Calderbank offers You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Child abduction: No place like home
Child abduction: No place like home Rayden Solicitors Kayleigh Biswas analyses the circumstances in which a return order may be made despite the left-behind parent’s agreement to a relocation You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles.
Liabilities: A question of obligation
Liabilities: A question of obligation Rayden Solicitors Rupi Rai reviews the courts’ treatment of debts in financial proceedings, particularly in cases involving family loans You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
In practice: What’s love got to do with it?
In practice: What’s love got to do with it?Switalskis Andrew Baines explores the role of love in the family courts and how it may impact on all involved in the court process You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Relocation: Putting the pieces together
Relocation: Putting the pieces togetherClarke Willmott LLP Rayner Grice provides a reminder of the courts’ approach to relocation, within the context of the increased variety and complexity of family life You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Periodical payments: No second bite
Periodical payments: No second bite1 Garden Court Chambers Katherine Dunseath and Joanne Wescott examine the Supreme Court decision in Mills v Mills, and the approach to variation of periodical payments subsequent to a capital order You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Private children: To the letter
Private children: To the letterSlater and Gordon Katherine Muldoon summarises the requirements in children proceedings involving domestic abuse, and the practice to be adopted as to fact-finding and cross-examination You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Step-parent adoption: Family ties
Step-parent adoption: Family tiesRayden Solicitors Lehna Gardiner outlines the statutory and procedural requirements on an application for an adoption order by a step-parent You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Re D (Adoption: Parent’s Consent) [1977] AC 602Re P (A Child) [2014] EWCA Civ 1174Söderbäck v Sweden [1998] ECHR 103 Post navigation
Private children: Extended families
Private children: Extended familiesBell & Buxton Demelza Wrigley considers the extent to which the courts will accommodate a person who is not a legal parent as to contact with a child You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Surrogacy: Welfare first
Surrogacy: Welfare firstSetfords Solicitors Jeremy Ford reviews recent developments and proposed reforms to the law relating to surrogacy You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now Cases Referenced Cases in bold have further reading - click to view related articles. Post navigation
Periodical payments: Creative accounting
Periodical payments: Creative accountingHarrogate Family Law Emma Doughty explores the practical challenges when negotiating periodical payments, with a particular focus on cases involving a high-earning spouse You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Interim orders: Lack of consensus
Interim orders: Lack of consensusJMW Katie Lowe and Clare Williams look at the options for an interim order for sale, and the differing approaches taken by the courts You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Private children: Conflicting interests
Private children: Conflicting interestsRayden Solicitors In the first of a two-part consideration of private children proceedings involving an ultra-orthodox community and a transgender parent, Emily Watson sets out the issues and the challenges faced by the courts You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
In practice: Forward planning
In practice: Forward planningRussell-Cooke LLP In the first of a two-part guide, Jemma Pollock outlines key aspects of preparation for a final hearing in financial proceedings, as well as common pitfalls You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
Financial provision: Looking to the future
Financial provision: Looking to the futureHall Brown Ellen Walker considers the treatment of prospective inheritances and when they might constitute a financial resource You must be logged in and have an active subscription to view full content. Login Subscribe Now
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