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Charles Russell Speechlys expands Geneva office with hire of family law specialist
Our thinking
Jemimah Fleet
Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on arrangements for children of international families
Bruno Ledrappier
The Lugano convention – the journey continues
The UK’s departure from the European Union has had the effect of leaving the UK outside of the Lugano Convention of 2007.
Emma Humphreys
Property Patter: cohabitees and property rights - what do couples need to think about?
It is easy to drift into complicated territory when it comes to property arrangements between a couple
Hannah Owen
I'm getting married in the morning, ding dong the bells are going to chime...
Jemimah Fleet
Co-parenting arrangements - what are they and what are some of the key considerations?
David Carver
Guidance where Domestic Abuse alleged
Jemimah Fleet
High Court finds former unmarried couple hold weekend home as beneficial joint tenants (despite just one funding the whole £1,550,000 purchase price)
Bruno Ledrappier
Mind the gap? Enforcing transition-period UK judgments in Switzerland revisited
A decision on an application to apply the Lugano Convention after the end of the UK’s transition period.
Matt Foster
The rise of cost sanctions in family law proceedings (even against successful parties!)
Sarah Anticoni
“Do I have to mediate?”
A trained impartial mediator can work with a divorcing couple if they cannot sort matters themselves.
Paul Henty
What does the Brexit Deal mean for the Construction Industry? Still some serious snagging issues
As the UK leaves the European Union, what does it mean for the Construction Industry?
Charlotte Posnansky
Domestic Abuse Bill - strengthened protection for victims
James Riby
The conveniences and inconveniences of forum non-conveniens
Bruno Ledrappier
Enforcing judgments in England and Switzerland post-Brexit
For the first time, there is no framework for the enforcement of Swiss judgments in the United Kingdom and vice versa.
Lucy Hitchen
Common sense prevails in husband’s attempt to charge former wife rent to live in matrimonial home.
Sarah Jane Boon
Sarah Jane Boon quoted by the Evening Standard on the Court of Appeal's decision in the Derhali divorce
Bruno Ledrappier
First international corruption trial held in Geneva
Bruno looks at the recent milestone for Geneva prosecutors
David Carver
For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer
Paul Henty
Understanding Rules of Origin under the Brexit Agreement
The UK-EU TCA came into effect on 31st December 2020, what does it mean for importers and exporters? and what does Rules of Origin mean?