Law News Archive - February 2025
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27th February 2025

Can AI Raise a Child? Legal and Ethical Challenges in Digital Co-Parenting Author: Alexia Jayra D Anand - City, University of London Introduction Imagine a world where a robot decides when a parent can see their child—where an algorithm, not a judge, determines whether they are a 'good' parent. As... 





[](https://vardags.com/1)[### Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | 4th Place](https://vardags.com/1)27th February 2025

Children's Rights to Maintain Sibling Relationships After Divorce Author: Lara Kovenklioglu - University of Law Divorce often disrupts family structures, causing emotional and practical upheaval for children. Among these disruptions is the potential separation from siblings due to complex custody arrangements.... [READ MORE](https://vardags.com/1)





[](https://vardags.com/2)[### Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | 2nd Place](https://vardags.com/2)27th February 2025

Critically discuss the current legal framework for child arrangements and child maintenance in England and Wales following parental separation. Author: Amandeep Purewal - University of Warwick Introduction This essay evaluates the legal framework governing child arrangements and maintenance in England and Wales,... [READ MORE](https://vardags.com/2)





[](https://vardags.com/3)[### Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | 5th Place](https://vardags.com/3)27th February 2025

'Parental Alienation' as a Form of Emotional Abuse: Should English Law Recognise it as a Form of Coercive Control? Author: Izuchukwu Nzeukwu - Anglia Ruskin University INTRODUCTION In recent years, parental alienation has emerged as a contentious issue in family law, often at the heart of high-conflict... [READ MORE](https://vardags.com/3)





[](https://vardags.com/4)[### Vardags Family Law Essay competition 2024/25 | Winning Essay](https://vardags.com/4)27th February 2025

The Legal Implications of Influencers' Family Content in Divorce Author: Olakunbi Adigun - Cardiff University The growing influence of social media and the monetisation of family content have transformed the landscape of family law in England & Wales. Influencer families, who create and profit from digital content... [READ MORE](https://vardags.com/4)