Family law

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  Año 2012, Vol. 42, Número 6

  • The vitamin D and rickets case: LB Islington v Al Alas and Wray

    Jo Delahunty, Kate Purkiss

    págs. 659-664

    

  • Till death or remarriage do finances part: L v L

    Nicholas Allen, Victoria Taylor

    págs. 665-668

    

  • Financial case preparation and trial presentation: X v X

    Ashley Murray

    págs. 669-673

    

  • Do family courts in England and Wales discriminate against husbands?

    Margaret Hatwood, Lehna Hewitt

    págs. 674-680

    

  • Passport seizure after Young v Young

    Nasreen Pearce, David Burrows

    págs. 681-685

    

  • Invisible gorillas and child protection

    Lynn Davis

    págs. 686-689

    

  • Concurrent planning: origins, principles and relevance at a time of modernisation

    Neil Owen Casey, Catrina Dickens

    págs. 690-694

    

  • The Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards Part 4: challenging authorisation

    Nasreen Pearce, Sue Jackson

    págs. 695-699

    

  • Relocation research: early ideas from ten county court cases

    Rob George

    págs. 700-703

    

  • Pensions on marital breakdown and the English law viewpoint: Part 1

    Beverley Morris, George Mathieson

    págs. 704-708

    

  • Legislating for shared parenting: how the Family Justice Review got it right

    Belinda Fehlberg

    págs. 709-713

    

  • How many parents?: A v B and C

    Simon Johnson

    págs. 714-716

    

  • Child support appeals

    David Burrows

    págs. 717-720

    

  • A guide to Islamic marriage and divorce

    Neelum Varsani Atkins

    págs. 721-723

    

  • When should foster carers supervise parental contact?

    Elizabeth Tomlinson

    págs. 724-726

    

  • Law Society Practice Note: Litigants in person

    págs. 727-733

    

  • The New HMCTS Care Monitoring System

    págs. 734-736

    

  • The spirit of family mediation: future, immediate past, and present: Part 4

    págs. 737-744