Family

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Lawyers share humorous tales of clients' misdeeds

Fake funeral and indecent exposure feature among #freelegaltips

Munby P could face MPs over vulnerable witnesses reform

'Legal aid cuts have left working with the country's most vulnerable in the family courts impossibly difficult'

Full digital divorce process 'won't happen any time soon'

Online divorce petition expected to be completed by end of summer 2017

Calls for ADR renewed as 'Divorce Month' begins

Family charity calls for greater take-up of out-of-court options for separating couples

Is your contribution 'special' enough?

The case law on special contributions shows the court has set the threshold inordinately high for parties seeking to deviate from equality, writes Lara Myers

Family law themes of the year

Sarah Hutchinson and Elizabeth Burch discuss key family cases, including developments in the law on nuptial agreements and the emphasis on the voice of the child in the courts

Family lawyers hold key to driving change

A 'dire' court system hampered by LiPs represents the biggest challenge for the future, writes Matthew Rogers

The family law protocol 15 years on

With increasing numbers of family litigants in person, it remains a mystery to Tony Roe why the Law Society's family law protocol is not free and wholly available online