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Michael Wells-Greco and Hannah Owen write for Today's Family Lawyer on a recent UK Supreme Court case that considers whether an adoption order can be set aside on welfare grounds
Michael Wells-Greco
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Swiss Federal Supreme Court Rules: No Transfer of Holiday Home to Trust Without Authorisation
Alexia Egger Castillo
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Matt Foster comments in the Financial Times and the Daily Mail on the importance of cryptocurrency disclosure in divorce proceedings
Matt Foster
In the Press
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Stéphane de Lassus quoted in Décideurs Patrimoine on the importance of structured family dialogue for succession planning
Stéphane de Lassus
In the Press
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Hilde Braaten Resseth writes for Family Law Journal comparing parental responsibility laws in Norway, England and Wales
Hilde Braaten Resseth
In the Press
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Family Law Journal features Jamie Kennaugh, Hanh Nguyen, Francesca Heath-Clarke, Charlotte Posnansky, and Daniel Staunton on the interplay between family and insolvency law
Hanh Nguyen
In the Press
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Beyond the Feed: Protecting Children’s Mental Health in Family Proceedings
Jessica Dawkins
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When the Jellicle Ball Ends: Navigating Pet Ownership on Divorce
Cara Fung
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Family Investment Companies Explained: How Control Shapes Succession Planning
Edward Robinson
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Maria Cristiana Felisi writes for WeWealth on international couples and Italian matrimonial property regimes
Maria Cristiana Felisi
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QICCA Conciliation Rules 2026 - scope, confidentiality and process at a glance
Dalal Alhouti
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The UK Supreme Court to consider whether adoption orders can be set-aside on the basis of welfare grounds
Michael Wells-Greco
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The Financial Times quotes Miranda Fisher on the rise in arbitration for divorces in England and Wales
Miranda Fisher
In the Press
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Family Investment Companies: family values, succession and wealth stewardship
Edward Robinson
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Through the looking glass - transparency in the family courts (reprised).
Charlotte Posnansky
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