Family law

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  Año 2012, Vol. 42, Número 11

  • Articles

    • 30 years of National Family Mediation: past, present and future

      Brenda Hale

      págs. 1336-1343

      

    • A 'miscarriage of justice' corrected: the difference expert evidence and a full re-hearing can make to the outcome: Sutton LBC v Gray and Butler

      Jo Delahunty, William Tyler

      págs. 1344-1352

      

    • Arbitration in family financial proceedings: the IFLA Scheme: Part 1

      Peter Singer

      págs. 1353-1360

      

    • How good do ex tempore judgments need to be?

      Roger McCarthy

      págs. 1361-1365

      

    • The highs and lows of shared parenting

      Sonia R. Crawford, Justin Pierce

      págs. 1366-1370

      

    • Detention and Deprivation of Liberty: the interface between the Mental Health Act 1983 and the Mental Capacity Act 2007: Part 2

      Nasreen Pearce, Sue Jackson

      págs. 1371-1376

      

    • The IRO Service: still a work in progress? Part 2

      Gwynneth Knowles, Malcolm Sharpe

      págs. 1377-1381

      

  • In practice

    • Modernisation of the Family Court: litigants in peril?

      Chris Bevan

      págs. 1382-1384

      

    • Promoting better quality, supply and use of expert witnesses in the Family Courts

      Heather Payne

      págs. 1385-1387

      

    • Adoption panels: the tide has changed

      Safda Mahmood

      págs. 1388-1392

      

    • Collaborative nuptial agreements: plain sailing - well almost

      págs. 1393-1395

      

  • Dispute resolution

    • Cooperative parenting following family separation

      Marion Stevenson

      págs. 1396-1398