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Challenging the combat immunity principle

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Independent decisions
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Independent decisions

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Update: housing
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Update: housing

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Opinion: where next for family legal aid?

Low fees mean that family legal aid firms cannot afford to expand and there is evidence that their numbers may be shrinking faster than anyone...
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Big money divorce
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Big money divorce

Patricia Hollings and Nisha Aggarwal look at the impact on 'big money' divorces following a short marriage and the limits on a wife's award when...
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Another 48 hours?

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Opinion: where next for mental health?

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Hold it right there
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Hold it right there

David Farrer explains how even 'well intentioned' breaches of freezing orders by financial institutions may put them in contempt of court
6 May 2008
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