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Family Court Supsends Father’s Contact for Three Years to Allow Mother to Recover from Complex PTSD

John Nee September 4, 2026

Re CX (No 2) (Domestic Abuse: No Contact) [2026] EWFC

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Section 17 Married Women’s Property Act 1882: Practical Guide for Family Solicitors

John Nee August 11, 2026

Section 17 of the Married Women’s Property Act 1882 remains

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Fact-Finding Hearings in Private Children Proceedings

Emma Wainwright August 3, 2026

Where allegations of domestic abuse are made in private children

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What Is No-Fault Divorce?

Emma Wainwright July 1, 2026

Since 6th April 2022, couples in England and Wales have

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When the Family Court Will Prioritise Welfare Over a Fact-Finding Hearing in Private Children Cases

John Nee July 1, 2026

In private children proceedings, parties often arrive at court believing

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Direct Access – What is it and how does it work?

Emma Wainwright June 1, 2026

The Direct Access Scheme allows individuals or organisations to directly

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Drafting Statements in Private Law Children Proceedings

John Nee May 30, 2026

What to do, what to avoid, and the key procedural

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What does the court consider when making a Child Arrangements Order?

Emma Wainwright May 5, 2026

When parents separate, child arrangements need to be considered. When

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Top Mistakes Made Before a Family Court Hearing For Parties

John Nee May 1, 2026

Family court hearings are rarely won by emotion. The parties

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Which Way To The Inheritance Act Court?

John Nee April 10, 2026

Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 occupy

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