Teertha Gupta QC writes for Resolutions The Review
Teertha examines the potential impact of Brexit on family law.
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Judge removed from child welfare case over ‘pejorative’ remarks made about the mother
Alison Grief QC successfully represented the Mother in a Court of Appeal case where the judges upheld a challenge from the child’s Mother asking the High Court Judge in care proceedings to step down from the case.
Christopher Hames QC looks at pension pots and divorce for The Money Pages.
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Francesca Dowse writes for Marie Claire.
Francesca Dowse provides Marie Claire readers with six reasons to be very careful when considering dating through a divorce.
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Court of Appeal considers whether a child can return to a third state.
Christopher Hames QC, Harry Langford, (acting pro bono for the intervenor, The International Centre for Family Law, Policy and Practice, instructed by Laura Coyle of Freemans) and Jacqueline Renton and Charlotte Baker (instructed by Access Law Solicitors) are in the Court of Appeal today on a case called Re B which is considering for the first time at appellate level, whether it is permissible to order a child’s return to a third state under the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention.