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Following their successful representation of the appellant mother in听Re G (Abduction: Consent / Discretion)听[2021] EWCA Civ 139,听听and听听highlight the importance of the exercise of judicial discretion under Article 13 of the Hague Convention; and the inherent inequality of arms caused by the difference in the availability of legal aid to the parties.

Family barrister 听has helped his client businesswoman Sharon Blades win half of the 拢2.5m mansion that her former partner paid for, but registered in both their names, in听 a dispute which attracted widespread media coverage including a feature in the Daily Mail.

Nicola Frost examines "Prenuptial agreements: are they worth it?" in her podcast recorded with .

and acted for the father in the reported case of Re Z (Interim Care Order) [2020] EWCA Civ 1755 on an appeal against an interim care order where HHJ George had authorised the removal of a 15 year old boy with autism from his father鈥檚 care. The appeal was successful on the difficult ground of procedural irregularity.

Rachael Goodall analyses Finch v Baker [2021] EWCA Civ 72 in which the Court of Appeal refused a wife鈥檚 appeal against the circuit judge鈥檚 decision not to permit further evidence from the pension expert following his draft judgment.

This analysis was first published on Lexis庐PSL on 29 January 2021.

Tonia Clark听reviews听Practice Direction 27A (PD27A),听which Family Court judges are increasingly exasperated is being ignored.

Tonia covers the importance of Practice Direction 27A, noting that non-compliance will likely mean that the Courts will consider making costs orders.

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Rachael Goodall analyses IC v RC [2020] EWHC 2997 (Fam), [2020] All ER (D) 74 (Nov). The court considered the circumstances in which an error or omission after the order has been drawn may be corrected pursuant to the 鈥榮lip rule鈥� in circumstances where the husband argued that the order had ceased to have effect.

This analysis was first published on Lexis庐PSL on 18 November 2020.

Michael George and Oliver Thorne hosted our February family law brunch, focusing on these very important applications.

Family finance specialist Michael George and Dains forensic accounting partner听 Andrew Donaldson explored how to get the most out of听valuation experts in uncertain times.

and 听will host our next family law brunch via Zoom.

Hamish will present听鈥淐ourt in a Storm: Financial remedy claims in COVID and Brexit times鈥�.

Gemma will talk about "Preserving the evidence: a public law update".

We hope to see you at our April family law brunch.

Please register to book your space. Our speakers and topics will be confirmed in April.

海角破解版鈥檚 family group advises and represents clients on听financial provision (divorce, cohabitation and death), child arrangements orders, property disputes, childcare / adoption, judicial review, professional negligence, regulatory matters, incapacity / Court of Protection welfare issues, international children鈥檚 issues and human rights.