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Are settlement conferences appropriate?

Are settlement conferences appropriate?

Dominic Raeside reflects on the benefits – or otherwise – of settlement conferences in children cases and whether FDAC is a meaningful comparison
Keep calm and stop recording

Keep calm and stop recording

Is it ever wise to make audio recordings of children for the purposes of litigation in family cases, asks Mariko Wilson
Power to the people

Power to the people

Why are family lawyers against settlement conferences, wonders Jean-Yves Gilg
'Why won't you listen?'

'Why won't you listen?'

Individuals going through a traumatic and bitter family breakdown find it difficult to submit to legal decisions, observes Hazel Wright
Pragmatic prenups

Pragmatic prenups

More and more couples are considering prenuptial agreements, but do they understand their implications, wonders Pippa Allsop
A matter of equal choice

A matter of equal choice

It was not so long ago that same-sex couples were fighting for civil partnerships and marriage rights, but now heterosexual couples want those same choices, writes Kate Johnson
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