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The limits of litigation funding
Katie Alexiou and George Williamson explain how litigation funding can help in a family law context, albeit with limitations
18 February 2019
Price of success: the hidden costs of financial dispute resolution hearings
FDRs were going to make divorce proceedings fairer and faster but instead they have led to mechanical lawyering; divorce lawyers must now offer better solutions for clients, says James Pirrie
2 February 2019
King no more: dealing with unethical client requests
Agreeing to drafting a contract clause that you believe might be unethical could put you in breach of your regulatory obligations, warns Mena Ruparel
1 February 2019
Looking after looked-after children
Heather Thomas considers how the fundamentally different disciplines of family law and criminal law can work together to help achieve better outcomes for vulnerable children
14 September 2017
Munby P updates domestic abuse practice advice
Domestic abuse ‘a scourge on our society’, says president
14 September 2017
Raising awareness of the benefits of mediation
Developing student lawyers’ negotiating skills as well as their advocacy skills is essential to encourage out-of-court solutions where appropriate, says Catherine Shephard
14 September 2017
Gazing into the Brexit crystal ball
Pippa Allsop looks ahead to some of the potential problems facing international families – and family practitioners – when the UK leaves the EU
6 September 2017
Understanding the litigant in person
Conduct yourself with others as you would hope to be dealt with if in that same position, writes District Judge Howard Kemp
6 September 2017
More 'Dear Sam' letters?
Carla Ditz looks at the recent decision of Mr Justice Jackson in which he delivered his judgment in the form of a letter to a 14-year-old boy
6 September 2017
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