Family law

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  Año 2009, Vol. 39, Número 9

  • Comment

    pág. 779

    

  • Newsline

    págs. 780-784

    

  • Case Reports

    Gillian Douglas, Rebeca J. Bailey Harris, Caroline Bridge

    págs. 785-815

    

  • Analyse this: Radmacher v. Granatino

    Andrew Meehan

    págs. 816-824

    

  • Access all areas: a principled approach to media access after Re chid x

    Deborah Easton, David Greer

    págs. 825-830

    

  • Shared parenting: the Law, the evidence and guidance from Families Need Fathers

    Joan Hunt, Judith Masson, Liz Trinder

    págs. 831-835

    

  • The Law and financial provision on the dissolution of civil partnerships

    Nicholas Allen, Helen Williams

    págs. 836-841

    

  • Ancillary relief and the public/private divide

    Somaya Ouazzani

    págs. 842-853

    

  • Dr. David Southall: miscreant or misunderstood?

    Catherine Williams

    págs. 854-858

    

  • Organisational change: good practice and black minority ethnic families

    Beverley Prevatt Goldstein

    págs. 859-863

    

  • Report from the family law review of the centre of social justice: 'every family matters'

    David Hodson

    págs. 864-867

    

  • Enforcement of maintenance arrears: the concatenation of circumstances

    Byron James

    págs. 868-870

    

  • Schedule I Children Act 1989: Who pays the costs?

    Michael Keehan QC, Beverley Morris

    págs. 871-875

    

  • Participation via live video-link: guidance required

    Emma Walker McKevitt

    págs. 876-878

    

  • Mini-pupillage scheme for medics: Northumbria FJC

    Hudson Rachel , Shabde Neeila , HHJ Moir, Rachel Smith

    págs. 879-881

    

  • Resolution news

    pág. 882

    

  • FLBA News

    págs. 884-886

    

  • Newsline extra

    págs. 887-899

    

  • Letter

    pág. 900

    

  • Review

    págs. 901-903

    

  • Diary

    pág. 904

    

  • Family law brief

    págs. 905-907