Family law

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  Año 2019, Vol. 49, Número 5

  • Comment and Opinion

    • New cases relating to disputes about children rising at alarming rate

      Mark Hands

      págs. 449-451

      

    • Private judgin - the rise of private FDRs, early neutral evaluation and arbitration

      Nigel Shepherd

      págs. 452-453

      

    • A very big day in court for freedom of speech

      Louise Tickle

      págs. 454-457

      

    • Indirect contact: on what basis do such orders promote the welfare of children?

      Michael Lewkowicz, Sarah Phillimore

      págs. 458-461

      

  • Articles

    • The 30th anniversary of the chlildren act 1989: is it still fit for purpose?

      Jo Delahunty

      págs. 490-504

      

    • Illegitimate claims? Schedule 1 claims for periodical payments by parents of adult children

      Richard Harrison, Millicent Benson

      págs. 505-510

      

    • The domestic abuse bill

      David Burrows

      págs. 511-516

      

    • Muslim marriages: financial remedies

      Raffia Arshad

      págs. 517-521

      

    • It takes a village to raise a child': An overview of co-parenting and same-sex couples

      Bianca Jackson

      págs. 522-527

      

    • Pre-nups and secon look states - not so different after all?

      Jane Keir

      págs. 528-532

      

  • In practice

    • Interim care orders - are they being sought and made on a proper basis or is there a real prospect of a successful challenge at an early stage?

      Anna McKenna, Emily Boardman

      págs. 533-540

      

    • How to approach allegations of coercive and controllig behavior in private law proceedings

      Clare Ciborowska

      págs. 541-550

      

    • "Grey", "silver" and "platinium" separators

      Max Lewis, Beth McMullan

      págs. 551-556

      

    • Changing a child's surname: law and practice

      Chloë Ashman, Lehna Gardiner

      págs. 557-560