Practice Notes: Family
SJ interview: Des Hudson
The Legal Services Commission’s “sign or starve” approach will backfire and the fight will go on, says Law Society Chief Executive De
Update: planning & environment
BarkerBias and predeterminationCompletion noticesSection 187A injunctionsEnforcement time limits for single dwelling housesContinuing useCLEUDs and abandon
North-east: legal aid in turmoil
North-east legal aid lawyers are set to be badly hit by the current reforms. Jean-Yves Gil
Update: family
Liz Dronfield and David Taylor report on : Shared residence orders :: Clayton v Clayton [2006] 2 FCR 405 :: Emergency protection order :: Court role in pu
Spending rights
The Consumer Credit Act 2006 saw a major overhaul of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 through commencement orders, says Richar
Cinderella trusts
A&M trusts will disappear in April 2008. This may seem a long way away, but lawyers need to start reviewing their clients’ investment options now, says Ste
The Laporte report
Laporte has curtailed police activity to prevent ‘future breaches of the peace’. Seamus Burn
Just (not) married
A Rolling Stone, Moss and a gathering: Tony Roe asks, does this add up to a foreig
Update: wills & trusts
Catherine McAleavey and Catherine Sanders discuss Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, severance of joint tenancy by will, contract
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