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CA Questionnaire

2007-03-29T19:24:00Z

The document required by the central authority of the government of the United Kingdom in order to give authority for proceedings to be brought when a child has been abducted to this country from another country which is a signatory to the Hague convention. Please complete this and send it to us, preferably by fax and signed on pages 7 and 8. Please contact us if you need any help in completing it.

Brussels II child abduction: Trumping orders

2008-07-14T17:14:01Z

Trumping orders are a valuable remedy when a court to which a child has been abducted within Europe refuses to make a return order.

“2020: vision of the future of family law”

2008-07-14T17:07:00Z

Published by David Hodson in the SFLA/resolution magazine June 2008

EU Reform Treaty: what impact on family law?

2007-11-22T17:48:00Z

A short article to be published in Family Law magazine, December 2007

Marinos: new definitions of habitual residence and residence for European Union family law cases

2007-11-08T17:48:00Z

Marinos: new definitions of habitual residence and residence for European Union family law cases, affecting opportunities to claim jurisdiction in countries with which a family has close connections.

Charman - Sharing in the face of the Dragon

2007-06-27T14:56:00Z

Paper written by David Hodson on the impact and practical application of the Court of Appeal judgement in Charman. This article was published in Family Law Week

The Family Home: what orders will the court make?

2007-06-27T12:31:00Z

Notes of a seminar given by David Hodson, June 2007

Fairness in Family Law across Europe

2007-06-27T12:11:00Z

A pan European deal or a pandemonium of cultural clashes? Seminar being given by David Hodson at International Society of Family Law conference at Chester University – July 2007

Whose law is it anyway? Applicable law post Moore

2007-05-29T11:49:00Z

Transparency in the family courts

2007-03-29T18:39:01Z

David Hodson’s response on openness debate as submitted to the Law commission.

Cohabitation reform

2007-03-29T18:34:00Z

David Hodson’s response to Law Commission proposals on a new law on rights for cohabitants.

Family law and the institution of marriage

2007-03-29T18:33:00Z

A paper given by David Hodson at the World Congress on family law in 2001 on how aspects of the law, practice and procedure can, perhaps unwittingly, detract from respect for the institution of marriage.

Parenting concerns for children at a time of separation

2007-03-29T18:28:00Z

At a time of parental separation, it is too easy for the parents to focus on their own concerns and not on the concerns of the children. This note helps parents to look at the needs and concerns of children at a time of parental separation.

Effects of separation on children at different ages

2007-03-29T18:25:00Z

Children react differently to parental separation at different times in their lives. This note looks at how children of different ages may react.

Arrangements for children – the court orders and processes

2007-03-29T18:22:00Z

This note describes the sort of applications that can be made to the court and the issues that are taken into account.