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Sarah Higgins writes for Family Law on the paternity issues raised in AB v CD

Sarah Higgins writes for Family Law on the paternity issues raised in AB v CD

Sarah Higgins has written for Family Law on the paternity issues raised in AB v CD. Read more below.

Paternity issues: AB v CD [2019] EWHC 1695 (Fam)

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Sarah Higgins writes for Family Law on the paternity issues raised in AB v CD

Our thinking

FT Adviser quotes Sarah Higgins on the abolished LTA and how this affects divorce and inheritance

UK divorces and Swiss pension fund assets

Felicity Chapman writes for Circle2Success on changes to Capital Gains Tax rules

Happy 18th birthday! Now what? Six points to consider when your children turn 18

The New CGT Rules for Separating Couples

Miranda Fisher writes for Spears Magazine on prenuptial agreements for the older couple

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Reform of Swiss Inheritance Law

“Marrying means to halve one’s rights and double one’s duties” - Arthur Schopenhauer - Is that so?

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The Independent quotes Sarah Jane Boon on the 9.6% divorce increase in 2021

Financial remedies: A battle royale

Guidance for parents on telling their children about separation – how a mediator may help

Surrogacy in Hong Kong, legally enforceable or not?

Sing Tao Daily quotes Lisa Wong on the new Legislation of Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgements in Matrimonial and Family cases

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Lesley O'Leary writes for The Law Society Gazette on law firm strategy

Matt Foster and Dhara Shah write for Family Law Journal on child abduction: theory versus reality

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