Practice Notes: Family
Rich pickings
In the penultimate part of his series, Richard Phillips considers judicious outsourcin
Courting publicity
Government plans to boost confidence in family courts rely on more resources and the questionable premise that the press is interested in ordinary cases, J
DEBATE Carter: how will it affect your practice?
Lawyers from across the whole spectrum of the profession examine the ramifications of Lord Carter’
DEBATE Carter: how will it affect your practice?
Lawyers from across the whole spectrum of the profession examine the ramifications of Lord Carter’
Family case briefing
The court in K v K has adopted a welcome, modern approach to the impact of cohabitation on a husband’s liability to maintain his ex-wife, says Jan
Cost control
Cost orders against third parties are becoming more widely available, as Daniel Kid
Be prepared
Law firms need to get into training to tackle the changes facing the profession. Andrew Towle
Living together
Cohabitation: Joanne Edwards sets out the arguments for and against reform, following the Law Commission’s recen
Share alike
After Miller, it is increasingly critical to get share valuation right, says Anne-Mari
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