The European Court of Human Rights determined earlier this year that the Court of Appeal in Germany was right to exclud… Read More
Yearly Family Law Archives: 2016
Child to be returned to France following wrongful removal, UK judge rules
Sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice last week, Mr Justice Cobb ruled that a 13 year-old girl should be returned to France to live with her father, as her stay in England with her mothe… Read More
Human rights breaches and the care system
Mrs Justice Theis, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice last Friday, Read More
Another family law app promises to relieve pressure on the courts
The digital revolution continues its unstoppable march into the courtroom. An Australian start-up has developed an app which purports to assess the chances of spouses succeeding in a fina… Read More
EU referendum: an uncertain future for families
If, on June 23, Britain votes to remain in the European Union following David Cameron’s renegotiation of its membership, Br… Read More
International surrogacy: has it become a scapegoat?
An unnamed Australian man has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing his twin daughters, who were born in Asia with the help of a Ukrainian egg donor. He faced 38 offences, including incest,… Read More
