Family law

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  Año 2012, Vol. 42, Número 3

  • Articles

    • Family Dispute Resolution

      Wilson of Culworth

      págs. 289-293

      

    • Applicable law light

      Charlotte Bradley, William Healing

      págs. 294-299

      

    • Reporting restrictions in financial remedy cases

      Duncan Brooks, Miranda Baker

      págs. 300-312

      

    • How many parents does a child need?

      Simon Johnson

      págs. 313-318

      

    • The Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards Part I: has the Mental Capacity Act 2005 bridged 'the Bournewood Gap'?

      Nasreen Pearce, Sue Jackson

      págs. 319-322

      

  • In practice

    • Pre-nups and beyond: what is the Law Commission up to now?

      Elizabeth Cooke

      págs. 323-325

      

    • Parent co-ordination for chronically litigated privated law cases

      Jane Craig

      págs. 326-329

      

    • Children giving evidence guidelines

      Alex Verdan QC

      págs. 329-330

      

    • MARAC disclosure: a procedural guide not an invitation to apply

      Nasreen Pearce

      págs. 331-334

      

    • Guidelines of December 2011 for the instruction of medical experts from overseas in family cases

      págs. 335-338

      

    • Protocol of November 2011 for Process servers: non-molestation orders

      págs. 338-339

      

  • ADR Professional

    • The spirit of family mediation: future, immediate past, and present: Part 2 - Great Expectations

      Neil Robinson

      págs. 340-345

      

    • Adults should talk to kids more

      Lisa Parkinson

      págs. 346-351

      

    • Child consultation: a new iniciative

      Adele Wilkinson, Sheridan Ball, Andrew Wareing

      págs. 352-354

      

    • The FMA Annual Conference: so Glastonbury

      Chris Barton

      pág. 355