Family law

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  Año 2016, Vol. 46, Número 4

  • Articles

    • Camberley to Carlisle: where are we now on internal relocation?

      Andrew Bainham

      págs. 458-465

      

    • Do's and don'ts of commital applications: W v H (No 2)

      Ashley Murray

      págs. 466-470

      

    • The lis pendens rules under Brussels IIa: has it created the certainty intended?

      Charlotte Bradley

      págs. 471-476

      

    • Biology matters: Part 2: Disputes between lesbian birth mothers and their partners

      Mary Welstead

      págs. 477-483

      

    • The problem of litigants in person and vulnerable witnesses: lessons from the criminal courts?

      Tom Wilson

      págs. 484-488

      

    • Children case update: private law: Part 1

      Alex Verdan QC

      págs. 489-499

      

  • In practice

    • Comparing 'apples and pears': the complications caused by pensions on divorce: WS v WS

      Alex Curran

      págs. 500-503

      

    • The pensions business Part 1: the case for pensions experts: WS v WS

      págs. 504-507

      

    • Family Court proceedings: findings of fact - admissibility in the coroner's court

      Peter Thornton

      págs. 508-510

      

  • Dispute resolutionl

    • Making contact happen in chronic litigation cases: mentalising approach

      Eia Asen, Emma Morris

      págs. 511-515