Family law

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  Año 2014, Vol. 44, Número 5. Dedicado a: Collected Papers of the 2014. Family Justice Interdisciplinary Conference: Family Justice redefined?

  • Articles

    • 11th View from the President's Chambers: The process of reform: on the cusp of history

      James Munby

      págs. 587-588

      

    • Family justice redefined?: Family justice after reform

      Ernest Ryder

      págs. 590-592

      

    • Justice redefined - or justice diluted?

      Nicola Lacey

      págs. 593-595

      

    • Straining the quality of justice for children and their families in public law cases

      Laura Hoyano

      págs. 598-601

      

    • 'Are we clear where we are going?'

      Katharine Marshall

      págs. 602-605

      

    • The role of the local authority in achieving timely outcomes to care proceedings

      Uma Mehta

      págs. 606-610

      

    • 'Time to call a halt': recent developments in a adoption law

      Alex Verdan QC

      págs. 611-614

      

    • Justice by ADR in private family matters: is it fair and is it possible?

      Alison Diduck

      págs. 616-619

      

    • Out-of-court family dispute resolution: the lessons of experience

      Anne Barlow

      págs. 620-623

      

    • The impact of the LASPO changes to date in private family law and mediation

      Christina Blacklaws

      págs. 626-628

      

    • 'Marginalised voices in the changing Public and Private Law landscape' - public law issues: First principles and how to incorporate them into practice

      Maud Davis

      págs. 629-633

      

    • Taking a longer view of contact

      Jane Fortin

      págs. 634-637

      

    • Acess to justice after LASPO

      Rosemary Hunter

      págs. 640-643

      

    • Private law reform

      Stephen Cobb

      págs. 644-647

      

    • Care proceedings in 26 weeks: justice, speed and throughness

      Jonathan Dickens

      págs. 650-653

      

    • The importance of early family engagement

      Bridget Lindley

      págs. 654-658

      

    • Exploring the 'LASPO Gap'

      Rosemary Hunter

      págs. 660-663

      

    • The support needs and impact of litigants in person: what can research tell us?

      Liz Trinder

      págs. 664-666

      

    • Fair case management in family proceedings following LASPO

      Christopher Lethem

      págs. 667-669

      

    • Initial research findings: the typical levels of parental involvement where post-separation parenting is resolved by court order

      Maebh Harding, Annika Newnham

      págs. 672-675

      

    • Shared parenting time: messages from research

      Joan Hunt

      págs. 676-678

      

    • Access to justice: the limitations on expert evidence

      Alison Russell

      págs. 679-683

      

  • Conclusions

    • Conclusions

      Edward Bennett, Victoria Miller, Chloe Perry

      págs. 684-687

      

  • In Practice

    • Practice Direction 12A - Care, Supervision and Other Part 4 Proceedings: Guide to Case Management

      págs. 689-701

      

    • CI 10A - Application for a care or supervision order and other orders under Part 4 of the Children Act 1989 or an Emergency Protection Order under section 44 of the Children Act 1989

      págs. 702-724

      

    • Practice Direction 12B - Child Arrangements Programme

      págs. 725-744

      

    • Practice Direction 12J - Child Arrangements and Contact Order: Domestic Violence and Harm

      págs. 745-751

      

    • Practice Direction 27A - Family Proceedings: Court Bundles (Universal Practice to be applied in the High Court and Family Court)

      págs. 752-756