Family law

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  Año 2011, Vol. 41, Número 8

  • Articles

    • Children giving evidence: The practical implications of Re W

      John Mitchell

      págs. 817-826

      

    • Pension compensation sharing and attachment orders

      David Salter

      págs. 827-831

      

    • Super injunctions: gasp or gulp at conduct

      Nick Howell

      págs. 832-834

      

    • 'God never gave her a chance: won't an independent social worker?': applications for assessments

      Simon Johnson

      págs. 835-840

      

    • Harmony in practice: The relevance of CPR Case Law to the FPR

      Alexander Chandler

      págs. 841-845

      

    • A child: the Trump card in immigration cases?

      Dewinder Birk

      págs. 846-850

      

    • The best interests principle breaks

      Alistair MacDonald QC

      págs. 851-855

      

    • Mental capacity act 2005: Not the children act for grown-ups: The procedural hurdles

      Nasreen Pearce, Sue Jackson

      págs. 856-862

      

  • In practice

    • Inherited assets and pre-acquired wealth: two recent cases

      Katharine Landells

      págs. 863-864

      

    • Protecting family secrets: media access and the Courts

      Katharine Shaw

      págs. 865-867

      

    • Independent visitors: visiting, befriending and advising children in care

      Joanne Edwards

      págs. 868-870

      

    • New achieving best evidence guidance

      Penny Cooper

      págs. 871-873

      

  • ADR Professional

    • Challenges for family mediation

      Katherine Stylianou

      págs. 874-877