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Family Law Archive - Page 2

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Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Emma Botterill

The Impact of Labour’s 20% VAT on Private School Fees for Divorced or Divorcing Parents Author: Emma Botterill - University of Edinburgh   Labour’s plans to disrupt the private school sector just made your Child Maintenance payments significantly bigger. In the lead-up to the July 2024 General Election, legislative... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Louie Wells

Louie Wells - University of Oxford The law on divorce and nullity: conflicting views on the role of marriage The law continues to view marriage as a status conferred by the state, and this is reflected by the law on nullity and divorce. This essay will argue that while the rules of nullity and divorce are centred around providing (more)... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Molly Mullan Haslam

Balancing Cultural Sensitivity between Islamic Traditions and Family Law Standards in the UK Author: Molly Mullan Haslam - Trinity College, Dublin Introduction The family law system in the United Kingdom (UK) endeavours to resolve disputes within family units with emphasis on minimising the disruption to those involved. Governing... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Ameena Uddin

Ameena Uddin - University of Cambridge Is the current law applicable to cohabitants on relationship breakdown really ‘costly, complicated and unfair’, as held by the house of commons women and equalities committee 2022? The matter of cohabitation in England and Wales continues to garner contentious discussion: an unsurprising... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Chloe Wilson

Gamete Use Beyond the Grave: Should individuals be permitted to use the sperm of their deceased partner to conceive a child in the absence of written consent? Author: Chloe Wilson - Queen Mary University of London Introduction Modern technology has now made it possible for gametes to be used beyond the grave to posthumously conceive... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Hannah Craig

Hannah Craig - University of Law Blockchains and breakups: the influence of cryptoassets on divorce settlements Introduction The rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is fundamentally transforming the current economic landscape, which has inevitably created new legal challenges. In the past year there has been a... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Rithiga Rahulotchanan

Rithiga Rahulotchanan - University of Law The approach of the courts to the welfare principle in cases of private law disputes over children Described as “the golden thread that runs through court-decision making in children’s cases”(1), the welfare principle establishes that “the child’s welfare shall be... READ MORE

Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Nayantara Nair

Nayantara Nair - BPP University The Case for the Legal Recognition of Platonic and Non-Conjugal Relationships Introduction Platonic and non-conjugal partnerships are precluded from receiving adequate legal protection due to the heteronormativity that underpins our conception of partnership within English Family law. Despite efforts... READ MORE

AJ v FJ (Appeal Against Registration) [2024] EWFC 356

We acted on behalf of the appellant in the first successful appeal against the registration of a child maintenance order under The Hague Child Support Convention 2007. Background AJ v FJ [2024] EWFC 356 concerned an appeal made by an English father (represented by Vardags) against a decision of the Maintenance Enforcement Business Centre... READ MORE

ON v ON: Arbitration awards in divorce and non-disclosure

We successfully represented the applicant wife in ON v ON [2024] EWFC 379, a long running case in which the court changed an arbitral award on the basis of the husband’s fraudulent non-disclosure. Background The parties to this case had a long marriage of 24 years, sharing children – the youngest of whom remains at school and... READ MORE
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