Her Honour Judge Lynn Roberts’ recent judgment in the matter of Re P (a child) (dismissal of application – abusive applicant) [2023] EWFC 86 highlights the issue of abuse that parties and professionals alike often suffer from in family court proceedings. It is hoped that this case will be treated
On 17 May 2023 Mr. Justice Peel, with the authority of the President of the Family Division, published updated standard family orders and accompanying house rules. The publication followed a review of standard family orders conducted by Mr. Justice Peel which proceeded that carried out by Mr. Justice Mostyn with
The Tipstaff is often one of the first topics of discussion raised by new clients who have been accused of abducting their children. Questions that I am regularly asked are “What is the Tipstaff?” “What is their role in my case?” “Why did they send the police to visit me?”
In a May 2023 article, The Economist Magazine proudly proclaimed that “a winner has emerged in the old rivalry between Singapore and Hong Kong” – and it was the Lion City that came out on top. Singapore has long been seen as a cosmopolitan, vibrant and truly international city. At
What is ChatGPT? It’s highly likely most family lawyers will have heard of Chat GPT. There has been a lot of noise about it in the last few months in both the general and the legal media, with it becoming widely available and used by many to test whether it
On 4 April 2023, The Law Commission announced its next review of the laws that determine how finances are dealt with after divorce and dissolution of civil partnership. This review has been announced 50 years after the passing of The Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (‘The MCA’) and almost 20 years
‘In the battle between the parents, both children risk being run over by the tanks.’ Those were the words used by a deputy High Court judge at the outset of his final judgment[1] in an eye-wateringly lengthy private children matter. There, the judge was tasked with determining a depressingly regular
The unprecedented rise in the costs of living has impacted many families, in particular those with young children, and none more so than those who are, unfortunately, also separating. The big, bad wolf of this nursery tale is the increase in childcare costs. In his March 2023 budget, the Chancellor
I joined The International Family Law Group LLP in March 2020 as a Paralegal and completed my Training Contract in January 2023. As a part of my training I was seconded to Fragomen LLP, a leading immigration firm. I started my secondment with little first-hand experience of immigration law, but
In England proceedings for divorce/dissolution; financial matters and child matters are entirely separate and not everyone who separates or divorces has to apply to court to formalise arrangements for their children. In fact, in England the courts adopt a presumption of ‘no order’ when it comes to children matters, preferring
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