Family
‘Helen Archer’ law must not forget alleged abusers
Barrister condemns routine use of terminology that fails to acknowledge presumption o
Supreme Court backs cohabitee’s right to receive late partner's pension
Victory for cohabitants could spark challenges to tax laws perceived to b
Time for courtroom change?
More must be done to prevent domestic violence victims facing their abusers in court, argues Pau
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FDACs face challenging future
Local stakeholders question whether problem-solving court provides value fo
Do civil partnerships have a future?
As it stands, the law on civil partnerships is inherently unfair, argues Marily
Family mediation: Making the process mainstream
As family mediation week 2017 unfolds, Jean-Yves Gilg says mediation could become the new norm, but only if enough momentum is built up in support of th
Family mediators call on lawyers and judges to be more supportive
Initiative is reminder to family lawyers of their duty to consider all dispute resolutio
Religion and the welfare of the child
Hannah Greene discusses a series of judgments which show the delicate task of the secular courts in respecting parents’ religious wishes for thei
Without representation, by choice or otherwise
Legal aid cuts continue to damage vulnerable litigants, and family lawyers, as well as the courts and judiciary, argues Pipp
