Family law

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  Año 2014, Vol. 44, Número 7

  • Articles

    • 12th View from the President's Chamber: The process of reform: next steps

      James Munby

      págs. 978-983

      

    • For better or for worse: financial remedies and the proceeds of crime

      David Chidgey

      págs. 984-990

      

    • Living with Re B-S: Re S and its implications for parents, local authorities and the courts

      Andrew Bainham, Hannah Markham

      págs. 991-1002

      

    • Section 98 of the Children Act 1989: bad or just misunderstood?

      Lucy Reed

      págs. 1003-1010

      

    • Placements with relatives and friends: what are the implications of the 26-week timescale in care proceedings?

      Sarah Rothera, Mary Ryan

      págs. 1011-1016

      

    • Solicitor's experiences of representing parents with learning disabilities in care proceedings: altering practice and coping with stress

      Rachel Cox, Roger Evans, Biza Stenfert Kroese

      págs. 1017-1021

      

    • I got 99 problems but the CMS ain't one: pragmatism under the new Child Support Scheme?

      Sejal Amin

      págs. 1022-1024

      

    • Is compensation a dead duck?

      Sarah Foreman

      págs. 1025-1030

      

    • Statement on the Efficient Conduct of Financial Remedy Final Hearings Allocated to be heard by a High Court Judge whether sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice or elsewhere

      Justice Mostyn

      págs. 1031-1036

      

  • Dispute resolution

    • Revenge and mediation

      Marion Stevenson

      págs. 1037-1038

      

    • Family Mediation in England and Wales: A guide for judges, magistrates and legal advisors

      James Munby

      págs. 1039-1042